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Have they considered living in harmony with other sentient creatures?

• deepsun 1y ago
  On grand scale -- it's possible. But try to live in harmony in a shared space with a wild fox or a wolf. Not good for you, not for the sentient creatures.
  • wredcoll 1y ago
    Wait, what? I live in harmony near lots of wild things, including some foxes. They stay on the outside of my house and I stay on the inside. It's not "perfect" but it works pretty well.
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  • itsanaccount 1y ago
    I ain't saying this in the hypothetical, here's the flowing spring wetlands that is my front yard. https://ibb.co/7dmnC4x5 https://ibb.co/7dmnC4x5 Not everything is perfect. I am not "kill nothing." But I try very hard to live well with nature by trying to understand it. And its good for all of us.
  • rodgerd 1y ago
    Foxes live happily in urban areas all over Britain. The problem here is the Google employees.
  • vidarh 1y ago
    I used to have a fox regularly lounging in my gazebo right outside my office window in South London. He didn't care about me unless I opened the door (at which point he would wander off), and didn't bother me at all. It was not a problem beyond a bit of fur on one of the pillows that he liked to sleep on. London foxes are used to people.
  • rsynnott 1y ago
    Foxes aren't particularly dangerous to humans (at least in countries where rabies has been eradicated, like the UK); far less so than, say, dogs. When I'm walking home very late at night (urban area) I'll often pass one or two. They're just... there.
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