It makes me think of the recent "Nature is healing" memes (sometimes "Nature is ...

trhway · on April 25, 2021

>a Canadian- made steel trap, pulling it out of the water

even at this day and age we're still doing that cruelty of subjecting the animals to the hours/days long medieval torture.

adventured · on April 25, 2021

It makes me think of how anti-human, self-hatred focused (all notions that humans are a virus derive from self-hatred first, without exception), and irrational those memes are, since humans are nature. Anything we do and anything we build, is nature in action.

atweiden · on April 25, 2021

Given how thoroughly humanity has polluted this planet seemingly entirely for its own selfish gain, surely from the perspective of “nature” the extinction of humanity would be no great loss.

> Anything we do and anything we build, is nature in action.

“It’s comin’ right for us!”

Baeocystin · on April 26, 2021

We have the Oxygen Catastrophe and the Azolla Event as real-world examples of life killing off a lot of other life.

Humans are the first biosphere-changing organism that can actually think about what we do, and maybe not go off the deep end.

I think humanity's efforts to do so, as imperfect as they are, are worthy of praise.

atweiden · on April 26, 2021

> Humans are the first biosphere-changing organism that can actually think about what we do, and maybe not go off the deep end.

Maybe not go off the deep end? David Attenborough would like to have a word [1].

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Attenborough:_A_Life_on_...

vernie · on April 25, 2021

I wonder if it coincides with antinatalist attitudes.

6510 · on April 25, 2021

What kind of adversary is mother nature expecting that she would spawn such monstrosities? It seems like the most serious case of paranoia. I feel like a means of mass producing bad ideas now.