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Where did Conservation come from?
The idea that nature was to be maintained instead of conquered by man to serve man's needs
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>>18478350
Maturity.
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>>18478400
Were the Hanging Gardens of Babylon immature?
They were man conquering nature, not conserving it
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>nature conquered by man to serve man's needs
VGH.....
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>>18478411
You've seen the zoomed out version of this image right?
With the rolling green hills and trees and shit
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>>18478410
You are hopelessly retarded
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>>18478411
This is a rest stop for truck drivers. You would understand this if you actually owned a car, yurothirdie.
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>>18478350
By people with souls
>>18478418
>If you don't focus on the ugly concrete eyesore its not as bad
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>>18478418
>rolling green hills and trees
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the normans cleared out enormous areas of land, the only saxons permitted were lumberjacks and the foresters who monitored their work and looked out for poachers, the most notable of these being sherwood forest
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>>18478350
Why conquer nature when you could conquer men instead? To see their cities decay into dust and where once women sang upon the river only ghosts remain?
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>>18478506
>conquer men instead
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>>18478434
>>18478440
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>>18478506
Because most of this board can't throw a straight punch or a solid hook. Hence why they live vicariously through some faggot 100 years ago who could.
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>>18478350
because we came to learn that we are dependent on nature and if the ecological equilibrium collapse so does we
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>>18478830
I am glad the Egyptians didn't get too dependent on their local environment, and shaped the environment to their will.
If every human being disappeared tomorrow, some of the last signs of human existence on Earth will be the Pyramids, which will last for millions of years
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>>18478874
the Egyptians were extremely dependent on the local environment and they did not shape it to their will, as they were incapable of doing that
also the Pyramids didn't cause any great environment impact
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>>18478350
Teddy Roosevelt created the National Park system but Thoreau was also important in the idea of conversationism

>>18478411
we have more parks and prettier nature than anywhere in Yurop lmao
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>>18478456
that was just for nobles to hunt and starve out the plebs
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>>18478516
Christ almighty, the zoomed out version is even worse. It’s like a close up of a horrible wound without surrounding context versus a shot where the festering, gangrenous pit is shown to be in the middle of someone’s face.
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>>18478350
When Industrialization tamed Nature once and for all and made its destruction a very real possibility, it had to be commodified to save the reality principle that untamed wilderness is still out there in developed countries.
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It's basically a white man's thing, thinking for the future and protecting your habitate so you can sustain it. Is basically a white man trait.
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>>18478350
>Where did Conservation come from?
Comes in two flavors. Either
>"oh no we shot up all the animals here"
Or
>"we need a way to seize land from people while coming up with a PR friendly way to do it."
Both are tied to each other by the hip. Massive amounts of exclusion and toxic as fuck dynamics in the industry and workplaces within it.
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>>18480167
>It's basically a white man's thing, thinking for the future
>Is basically a white man trait.
Lol not even close. The initial style of conservation was because people kept on killing animals near farmland or hunting animals for status like trophy hunting to the point animal populations faced massive shocks.
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>Bix nood me cut down all trees muhfugga
>verdant fields turn into a dust bowl
>muhfugga bix nood gimme dem money's fo dem programs



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