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Nature doesn't have the right conditions to deal with the changes in nature?

• tupshin 2y ago
  Why the disbelief? You are literally describing the process of species extinction due to failure to adapt. This should not be a new concept.
  • verisimi 2y ago
    If not nature.... where do you get diversity from? It seems such hybris to believe that mere humans have a better handle on what 'nature' needs, than, er, nature. The embedded idea is both guilt-ridden and egotistic. Amazing destructive humans are harming 'nature' (antropomorphised) but other, good humans are here to redress the balance by doing this or that. At which point, whatever is there is no longer 'nature' but some sort of themed garden.
• pvaldes 2y ago
  That depends on the scale of the changes. Life can make a planet habitable, but our sun will eventually die, and the systems that ecosystems raised to control the changes in its favor will be unable to fix that. Only we could do something about it.
  • glenstein 2y ago
    It's the cosmic scale equivalent to Mike Tyson's saying about everyone has a plan. Life finds a way, until your sun explodes.