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> Of course we're part of nature, as a whole. I didn't say otherwise. You said "to respect nature, you need to stay out of it.". This implies that we are not p
by misja111 3y ago
> Of course we're part of nature, as a whole. I didn't say otherwise.
You said "to respect nature, you need to stay out of it.". This implies that we are not part of nature; there is no way to stay out of nature if we are part of nature ourselves. Or well there is one way, and that is to get rid of ourselves altogether. But I suppose this is not what you meant.
- bmitc 3y agoGleaning context is important. Even a single cave spelunker or rock climber or hiker could have spread this. It seems unlikely it was a simple tourist as the article implies, as it seems to me that one would need to have a bit more overlap with where bats roost and rest.
- robertlagrant 3y ago> Even a single cave spelunker or rock climber or hiker could have spread this This seems to be evidence against your thesis. If it's that easy to spread, it's going to be impossible to stop based on giving people rules.