/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8553121
I think that world view is somewhat obscured because you don't have to live off the land like an animal, infested with ticks, tapeworms and plagued by biting insects every second of the day.

I am a nature lover but also respect it's complete disregard for what I think about it. Man is also part of nature, if much CO2 emissions come with that so be it and in my opinion, living in a cold harsh land, that is good for life here on earth. As far as destruction of ecosystems and depletion of pristine resources go well that will no doubt be mans downfall in the end and result in a crash, but not so much through blatant mismanagement or willing disregard. It will happen for the simple reason that man has removed so many checks on his own growth, that is natures problem to fix as man cannot fix this himself, cannot stop fornicating. That would be unnatural.

>>7751277
Will never get rid of parasites, they drive evolution. Parasites infest every aspect of life, from this thing here you pick up wandering through the bush to the parasites of society, priests, lawyers and financial advisers.

At least you can see them, sorta deal with them, DEET and clothing, equatorial zones are so bad they have retarded the human evolution. It wasn't until the early 20th century scientists discovered a brain hookworm living in the southern US, it populated ditch water where the heathens bathed, actually made them retarded! It was eventually eradicated through education and pesticides but the reputation lives on.