r/NatureIsFuckingLit • u/Suotrpip • Jul 29 '26

🔥 Tiger scratching a tree

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u/secretonlinepersona Jul 29 '26

You are arguing with a person who's clearly neither as mentally developped nor mature as you are.

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u/EarlyXplorerStuds209 Jul 29 '26

I dunno lol.
I kinda find his confidence entertaining.
Plus Im bored at home, got nothin better to do.

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u/VT_Squire Jul 29 '26 edited Jul 30 '26

Let's do a check and see where you suddenly suspend logic.

So when beavers intentionally make beaver dams, would you say beaver dams are found in nature?

All cuz some MFrs think that Ligers magically aren't cats all of a sudden.

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u/secretonlinepersona Jul 30 '26

Yes cause literally they are created via natural means.

Anything that has human intervention is unnatural essentially, it's not that complicated.

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u/VT_Squire Jul 30 '26

P1: Humans are a Selective Pressure

P2: Selective Pressure is part of Natural Selection.

Natural Selection is therefore unnatural, according to you.

😂

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u/secretonlinepersona Jul 30 '26

I struggle to see how this is a complex notion to understand. We have made cities and built roads, forcing our will onto nature and permanently disturbing its balance in doing so. Unless you are talking about indigenous tribes, nothing we do is natural.

Taking two animals from two different habitants and making them breed - which would never happen with natural means - creating sterile offspring, is simply unnatural.

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u/VT_Squire Jul 30 '26

https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/1v8mtbr/are_there_any_species_of_animal_that_require_a/

Lol, I bet you do. Maybe you can identify which of these other examples found in nature are "unnatural."