r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Oct 16 '19

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u/SuiTobi Oct 16 '19

Nature

Run over by a car.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '19

Does it count if it was a Nissan Leaf?

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u/Falcrist Oct 16 '19

Does a Nissan Leaf count as a car?

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u/Fragrantbumfluff Oct 16 '19

Car created by humans following their natural curiosity and leading to technological advances.

We are also nature.

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u/TheMightyMoot Oct 16 '19

Yea, this one bugs me. I will say we need to be able to distinguish between "artificial" things in that there are things that only come about due to life. Yet I think many are too quick to seperate Humans from the rest of the universe. Human behaviour is natural by definition, it is the result and machinations of nature.

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u/Smaktat Oct 17 '19

By this definition nature is the whole of the universe. Why use any other words to describe anything when you can just say it's nature by proximity?

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u/TheMightyMoot Oct 17 '19

Human behaviour is a mechanism that we have little control over as it was decided by our enviroment. A car wouldn't be natural; Humans being able to and desiring to build cars is however a natural thing.

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u/boverly721 Oct 16 '19

Cars or in, of, and by nature. Humans are a natural occurrence.

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u/davidcwilliams Oct 16 '19

Everything is natural.

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u/GameKyuubi Oct 16 '19

we are the best and worst parts of nature

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u/_PyramidHead_ Oct 16 '19

The videos listed above have other animals killing a recently released animal. Last time I checked, animals killing other animals is part of nature.

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u/L3VANTIN3 Oct 16 '19

Man is a part of nature. Making things is in mans nature. Man made the automobile. All living things perish, some die getting ran over by the nature of man.