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Why? It doesn't retract from the fact that biodiversity is important. Biodiversity is important because nature is brutal. And it's clear to anyone who is will
by spiderfarmer 2y ago
Why? It doesn't retract from the fact that biodiversity is important.
Biodiversity is important because nature is brutal.
And it's clear to anyone who is willing to listen that humans are culpable. But that doesn't mean nature will return to an equilibrium when humans disappear.
- ggpsv 2y agoIs it really brutal? Can you single out "nature" and its characteristics? Brutal sounds like a value judgement, one that I suspect explains nothing about the fact. Can we accept that it just is, and we're part of that, for all our vices and virtues?
- spiderfarmer 2y agoEmbrace nature and go live in the jungle without clothes, tools, fire, water, food, medicine. Calling it brutal after such an experience wouldn’t be dismissed as a value judgement.