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Coming from CA and living elsewhere now, it honestly hurts me how much people take that land for granted. It's so damn gorgeous and rare.
by seph-reed 7y ago
Coming from CA and living elsewhere now, it honestly hurts me how much people take that land for granted. It's so damn gorgeous and rare.
- xvector 7y agoIt is definitely stunning, and it can make a painful commute bearable, but I would put the needs of my fellow humans over aesthetic. That said, there is still a ton of "boring" land we can build on first before cannibalizing the scenic drives.
- seph-reed 7y ago> my fellow humans This may be the pivotal pinch point which marks the root of our disagreement. I honestly feel more fellowship with animals and computers than humans. Also, when it comes to the "needs" of humanity, I think we've surpassed that mark. It's beginning to appear that people are insatiable consumers that will destroy anything for a bit of convenience, all while being unhappy the entire time. I'm not on team human.