The Skypeople growing their own "queues"

[Lukas]

With Grace in there with Eywa, the remaining skypeople on Pandora, thru mental telepathy, were able to see what the Na'vi are seeing and understands the connection they have with the forest. And with the human race on the brink of extinction cuz they killed their Mother, their exodus into Pandora thru the ISV Venture Star begins. Avatar 3 (or 4) ends with the humans and the Na'vi co-existing peacefully on Pandora.

[Human No More]

Hmm, I guess it's possible. I don't think it would happen via Grace though. Humans would have to come to the realisation for themselves.

[Lukas]

I have thought about Eywa saving earth but in Avatar, Earth's destruction is imminent:

From the original script

It is a century from now, and the population of our tired planet has tripled. Finally, drowning in its own toxic waste, starvation and poverty, the population has topped out at a nice even 20 billion. The Earth is dying, covered with a gray mold of human civilization. Even the moon is spiderwebbed with city lights on its dark side. Overpopulation, overdevelopment, nuclear terrorism, environmental warfare tactics, radiation leakage from power plants and waste dumps, toxic waste, air pollution, deforestation, pollution and overfishing of the oceans, global warming,
ozone depletion, loss of biodiversity through extinction... all of these have combined to make the once green and beautiful planet a terminal cess-pool.

I think this better be shown in the sequel for further development, and more importantly, the message it will bring to us. As an individual, we can only do so much, and only our leaders can make the necessary difference in addressing the problems stated above. In Avatar, James Cameron showed that nature is earth's best asset. But showing the scenes from above is like shoving the problems right in our faces.

Going back to the storyline, i think it will work out all right, the Na'vi and the humans working together for a better future, nature and technology combined. With all the shortcomings of humans, i think they are just lost and purpose-less, the Na'vi will show them the way. And humans, on the other hand, will show the Na'vi the better way to tame the wilderness of Pandora.

[Mike Philbin]

far too many people on Earth to ship them all to Pandora - mere infestation is what'd happen. Much like what's happened here on Earth (now) due to 'go forth and multiply' mentality ... we forgot to take into account we're living on a LIMITED RESOURCES world.

On the point of Nature & Technology combined ... though I'm a BIG ADVOCATE of this with my Local Solutions to Empire Problems FREE PLANET thinking, I've still not done the ethics test on materials technology and whether we should come up with a viable alternative to the very toxic computers we're all using, and the em-radiation of wifi etc.