Time Is Running Faster - The Simple Answer

Short preface:
First of all - the time speeds up when the speed slows down. The time slows down when the speed increases. OK? They are "enemies" :).
That doesn't mean that if you personally go on foot from the point A to the point B, the time will be counted differently than if you cover that distance by car. No. Because we belong and we depend on the time schedule of our planet we inhabit, cause the speed we are able to master today within the frame of Earth is not high enough to change the speed of the flow of time. And as any of us is just a "molecule" compared to the Earth's size, we must obey it's rules. The conditions we live in don't let us apply very high speeds in our atmosphere, as any body (plane, star-ship etc.) moving at a speed higher than 10-20km/s (depending on it's size and weight) will simply burn to ashes!!! Considering that even that dangerous speed is not enough to hardly change the speed of time (for that moving body, of course). No way at all, proven fact (1971). Even if that crazy pilot moving at a speed close to turning his airplane into a burning torch, proved that his watches showed about 0.000001sec difference (slower) VS the normal Earth's time flow (i.e. vs a fixed clock) from the practical point of view, what could it change?

Now the facts:

• We dig and dig and dig deeper into our planet... extracting petrol, coal, gas and other natural precious resources. And we BURN them, faster and faster, burn so they go up in smoke and disappear. Our Planet is losing weight.
• As we lose weight, every day we're moving closer to the Sun as it attracts the Earth (attractive power) - the smaller the weight of a body, the easier to attract it by a larger body being next to it. Simple, isnt' it? So, our orbit around the Sun is getting smaller and smaller (narrower).
• As the Earth's orbit around the Sun is getting smaller, the Earth's rotating speed around the Sun decreases too (pure physics). The speed slows down - the time speeds up. Just like 2x2. This is the reason of our perception why the time is running faster and faster. We can feel it.
• If you place the same clock on Earth, then on Mars, Pluto or others - all of them will show you different time indexes comparing to those you have on your terrain one within a fixed period of time. The closer a planet is placed to the Sun, the slower is it's rotation (moving around the Sun), the faster the time is running on that given planet.

On the other hand, we're also "losing" the Moon, day by day, because of the same principle and physical law: as the Earth is losing weight, it's attractive power is getting weaker toward our only natural terrestrial satellite, which have been stabilizing the Earth's smooth rotation around it's own axis for millions of years thanks to it's magnetic field. The Moon is moving away. That's why we can see the climate fluctuations from cold to hot happening so quickly, sometimes up to 10-12 degrees per day, and/or up to 40-50 degrees per year depending on the area. That's because the Earth's axis starts deviating more and more as the Moon is moving away from Earth for about 1-2cm per year. The climate's becoming more and more unpredictable (let alone tornadoes, earth quakes, volcanoes, tsunami etc...). But the climate is probably an other story...

However, as you can see yourself: consequences are so various, but the source is the same: we keep doing what we're doing, regardless of all precautions, forecasts and facts, only taking them "into consideration". Time's running fast, faster and faster. We are making it run faster. Maybe it's worth trying to slow it down? The question is "HOW?"...