I think this is more or less self explanatory. We have forsaken our fellow men and women, and destroyed the Earth and our society with little or no foresight into the consequences of our actions. This could apply to nuclear war, an actual 'judgment day', or something more subtle such as a dwindling of society due to corruption, materialism gone rampant, and economic crises like Peak Oil. Few of us see these things until they happen, and despite warnings (Kai talks about being 'alone', nobody will listen to him).
It also seems to apply to greed, how we have 'sold out' to those who desire money above all else instead of providing for others. I guess overall, this just depicts that when things go very bad, people will be in a state of shock, but there will be hope if they change.
Nonetheless:
"this world is slowly getting cold" seems to refer to a slow decay, rather than a big bang.
I think this is more or less self explanatory. We have forsaken our fellow men and women, and destroyed the Earth and our society with little or no foresight into the consequences of our actions. This could apply to nuclear war, an actual 'judgment day', or something more subtle such as a dwindling of society due to corruption, materialism gone rampant, and economic crises like Peak Oil. Few of us see these things until they happen, and despite warnings (Kai talks about being 'alone', nobody will listen to him).
It also seems to apply to greed, how we have 'sold out' to those who desire money above all else instead of providing for others. I guess overall, this just depicts that when things go very bad, people will be in a state of shock, but there will be hope if they change.
Nonetheless:
"this world is slowly getting cold" seems to refer to a slow decay, rather than a big bang.