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I said systems which are stable are not corrupt, as found in abundance in nature, not that nature does not include examples of what happens when a system become
by inphovore 4y ago
I said systems which are stable are not corrupt, as found in abundance in nature, not that nature does not include examples of what happens when a system becomes corrupt.
Population density breeds disease and parasites (of the biological kind.)
Population out of balance with resources is a systemic corruption that living strategies resolve dynamically through time.
- eugeneagyeman 4y agoI think this is a very pure and cynical view to take to humanity. We’re a whole lot more than systems and equations. I get this is hacker news but this surely is a result of your own personal view which is valid but ultimately yours? Thus not answering the question. Or have I jumped the gun a bit?