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Village of the Water Mills Pt. 1
From Akira Kurosawa's Dreams.
The last dream. A place untouched by modern day... still thriving in the abundancy of Earth and it's natural resources.
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We are much like the cosmos in which old stars are dying and planets are being created anew... we are formed by nature and are bound by its laws.
When nature produces something, it is food for something else, waste = food.
The things that man makes are toxic, they are not food for anything else. This is because they are consciously designed, rather than evolved.
So the goal should not be to eliminate waste, it is to make progressive waste that is food.
I see it as social conditioning (very different compared to evolution) based in fear of not being accepted etc etc.
Neither LeMarc or Darwin allows for this in their theories.
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"t's simplistic to think that man can "hurt" nature, nature is indifferent, it shows no moral or philosophical consideration. It simply is, and we simply are."
That isn't "simplistic". It is, at best, one-dimensional (there is an important difference) and mostly based in consumer mentality.
You are right to call out socialization as an influence on human behavior, however the behavior of society itself must also be driven by the dna. Experience, filtered through perception, and processed by instinct.
What I mean is, nature cannot be "hurt" because it simply is. "Hurt" describes an arbitrary value judgment, which nature itself is indifferent towards.
C'mon
You are really talking, plant and vegetable emotional life then?
No animal over consumes / ruins the balance of D eco-system.
Why did so many indigenous cultures not have problems with greed and theft before they had contact with western values ?
Native americans didn't understand how land could be sold and bought as it didn't belong to "all"
Same with tribes in remote areas.
There is no proof DNA being responsible for ravishing nature.
You obviously believe that we have alienated ourselves from nature. Try ignoring the word nature, it's just an intellectual construct anyway.
Be well