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That’s a very anthropocentric, exceptionalist take. Earth is as much a graveyard as it is a womb and a home and a paradise. It’s frail compared to what’s outs
by Juliate 4y ago
That’s a very anthropocentric, exceptionalist take.
Earth is as much a graveyard as it is a womb and a home and a paradise.
It’s frail compared to what’s outside of it. But it has quite a record (the only one known so far) of making life possible, for millions of years.
There’s nothing we know of this scale and capacity and resilience and welcoming to us (not only humans).