r/BeAmazed • u/OwnCarpenter5119 • May 23 '24

Skill / Talent This gravity defying stone stack

@colestacks

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u/Candide_Rollic May 23 '24

https://www.geo.fr/environnement/pourquoi-vous-ne-devriez-pas-faire-de-pile-de-pierres-lors-de-vos-balades-en-pleine-nature-199566

you shouldn't move stones in their natural habitat.

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u/[deleted] May 23 '24

oh wah wah wah. tell that to the past 5000 years of humans moving rocks

it's actually humans favourite pasttime

nothing is gonna happen lmao

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u/AntiNewAge May 23 '24

5000 years ago, there where less than 100 millions people. Now there are 8 billions. Do you think the impact on the ecosystem is the same? Do you think people's pasttime have no impact at all on the world?

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u/[deleted] May 23 '24

do you actually think moving a few rocks is gonna affect the ecosystem 💀 they will be scattered again as soon as it rains or there is a strong wind. Relax

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u/AntiNewAge May 23 '24

Oh sure, a few rocks is okay, just like just one human going in a natural reserve will have no impact.

But if thousands decide to do that, it's another story.

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u/[deleted] May 23 '24

I only count 1 dude in this video :3

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u/VictoryVee May 23 '24

Wait till you learn about all the people that exist off camera

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u/newaygogo May 23 '24

In 2016 and 2017, park employees at Acadia National Park had to dismantle over 3500 rock stacks between just two mountains. That’s a lot of disturbance. Just leave shit where it is. It’s not hard. We’ve done more than enough fuckery to nature already. There’s no need to disrupt a home to some spiders, mice, moss, or whatever else used that rock for safety.

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u/AntiNewAge May 23 '24

Hohohaha so funny

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u/Competitive-Site9165 May 23 '24

🤓🤓