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> "Biological imperative" at the peril of the planet. I essentially don't care about the state of the planet if there are no humans around to enjoy it. The la
by wyager 3y ago
> "Biological imperative" at the peril of the planet.
I essentially don't care about the state of the planet if there are no humans around to enjoy it.
The larger long-term risk to sentient life is that anti-energy people get their way, humanity never reaches the productive output required to become spacefaring, and we get wiped out by an engineered virus or something.
- nathan_compton 3y agoI find this attitude to be pretty weird. Like merely from an aesthetic point of view, I'd prefer a world with a healthy earth than one without, regardless of the question of human beings. If rational/advanced consciousness is the issue, a healthy earth is more likely to spin up a new intelligent species if we go extinct than a dead one.
- lostmsu 3y agoYou can start by letting the dust accumulate in your own house, and later allow vegetation to grow freely.