01-20-2017, 07:48 PM
"When I said "we" I guess I meant those who tend to inform cultural practices that modify our interactions with the natural world, ie:the scientific community, whom for all their studies and pedigrees seem to have thus far been unable to connect the essential dots regarding these systemic arboreal blights."
I've read this sentence over and over again and still can't understand what it really means. Could you clarify, perhaps with examples?
"Since slash and burn is the oldest form of agricultural replenishment, why exactly are we turning our noses up at this method?"
I believe some of the oldest significant human-made structures in the world were built using slaves. I wonder why we are turning our noses up at this method?
Old doesn't necessarily mean good, the same way as natural doesn't mean it's not poisonous.
I've read this sentence over and over again and still can't understand what it really means. Could you clarify, perhaps with examples?
"Since slash and burn is the oldest form of agricultural replenishment, why exactly are we turning our noses up at this method?"
I believe some of the oldest significant human-made structures in the world were built using slaves. I wonder why we are turning our noses up at this method?
Old doesn't necessarily mean good, the same way as natural doesn't mean it's not poisonous.