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Who are they beautiful for, if there's no people to appreciate it?

• stjohnswarts 5y ago
  for visiting, not trashing with more human. There are enough humans. We are consuming faster than things can be restored fixed, and we're heading for a population crash.
• mwattsun 5y ago
  There were parts of my trip to Alaska where as far as I knew I was the only person in the forest wilderness from horizon to horizon. It was bizarre to experience absolutely no man-made noise. I found a section of Wyoming that was undisturbed land dating back in time. Not even Native Americans ever settled there. If things go to hell, I know a lot of places where I could go live a quiet life. Edit: A picture of Alaskan Spring wilderness I took in 2005 https://imgur.com/Cm7b7EW https://imgur.com/Cm7b7EW
• everdrive 5y ago
  And if they're filled up, they're not beautiful.