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Right, because their environment imposes "stability" on them by killing them in various ways. The movie quote makes it sound like the woods are full of deer cou
by roarcher 4y ago
Right, because their environment imposes "stability" on them by killing them in various ways. The movie quote makes it sound like the woods are full of deer couples who conscientiously produce 2.1 fawns apiece.
Humans are doing exactly what every mammal would do if they could. We're just the only ones who have succeeded.
- throwanem 4y agoIn large part because we no longer have any predators, which is the point of Smith's monologue; in the model of the human environment he espouses, he and his fellows are the predators.
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