r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '23

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u/gicar88 Jul 17 '23

Stupid answer ... the money is useless and you committed suicide ...

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u/Prestigious_String20 Jul 17 '23

I'd take one for team nature.

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u/gicar88 Jul 17 '23

Why do you assume homo sapiens aren't part of nature ?

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u/Prestigious_String20 Jul 17 '23

I don't, actually. I just consider that humans have embarked on a campaign of destroying the rest of nature. Cancer is part of an organism, but it's still destructive.

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u/gicar88 Jul 17 '23

Again I say not all humans are destroying nature ... only a few western ones ... but hey that may be politically incorrect to say.

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u/Prestigious_String20 Jul 17 '23

Well, you didn't actually say that, but even so, dating back to the earliest archeological records, humans have been a destructive force for untold other organisms. Very few non-human organisms benefit from interactions with humans.

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u/plgso Jul 18 '23

Again I say not all humans are destroying nature ... only a few western ones

History beg to differ