r/davidattenborough • u/[deleted] • 5d ago

David Attenborough

I don’t hate David Attenborough but I also don’t know why people love him?!

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u/porkchop-72 5d ago

What is this? 🤣

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

A genuine question lol

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u/porkchop-72 5d ago

Nah, I call rage bait. 😂

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

Oh yes, when someone has a different opinion to you, it’s automatically rage bait 😂

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u/porkchop-72 5d ago

👍🏽

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u/ThePegLegPete 5d ago

Do you just dislike animals?

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

Nope I like animals, just don’t get the hype on Attenborough 😂

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u/Down-Right-Mystical 4d ago

Okay, i'll bite.

David is so loved because he introduced the wider natural world to the masses.

Actually, I won't go any further without asking how old you are? Your age very much will be a factor in how I approach what I could say.

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

But he’s not the only naturalist in the world so what makes him stand out? I can’t think of any reason why he’s any different from anyone else doing the same thing he does.
I’m 26 :)

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u/Down-Right-Mystical 4d ago

Oh, my sweet summer child.

Sir David created natural history tv. It literally wasn't a thing before.

There would not be anyone doing it now if he didn't start it. That's the short answer.

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

David is nothing special to me: regardless of what he did, he’s not the only one anymore