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Extinction, generally. I'd rather have combat insects we can turn into pollinators once the ecosystem collapses than have nothing at all.
by mystified5016 2y ago
Extinction, generally.
I'd rather have combat insects we can turn into pollinators once the ecosystem collapses than have nothing at all.
- airstrike 2y agoOne step closer to the Matrix
- thesuitonym 2y agoI think I'd rather just have nothing at all.
- nomel 2y agoIf you travel and see how people live in very large cities, especially in Asian countries, you'll find that interacting with any sort of nature is already optional for many people. These people won't notice. The indiscriminate pesticides will continue to flow, killing the natural bee/insect populations, with a slow transition to artificial pollination being an efficiency quirk of modern farming.
- Neonlicht 2y agoMy mother used to work in social care for underprivileged city kids and she told me a story once where they took the kids to a farm. They were astonished that milk came from a cow. I basically have to fly to the Canary Islands to see starlight.