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If you don't say "it's us", you generally mean that it's a natural occurring phenomenon / cycle. And with that generally comes the assumption "...therefore we d
by cel1ne 6y ago
If you don't say "it's us", you generally mean that it's a natural occurring phenomenon / cycle. And with that generally comes the assumption "...therefore we don't need to fix it, because it will fix itself.".
- thaumasiotes 6y agoThat really isn't an assumption that people make about natural phenomena. Let's compare a swamp, anywhere: 1. It's causing disease. 2. It's not us. 3. We're sure. 4. It's bad. 5. We can fix it. And we do! Draining swamps is an important way to make uninhabitable land habitable. But there's no one out there saying "why bother, just wait for the swamp to go away on its own".