bodyhacker: hapa: ilovecharts: The recovery process of Earth if humans were eradicated completely Why, as I read, did this gave me a sense of relief greater than that of remorse? Where’s the “i don’t like this” button? Earth and nature are boring without humans. I don’t see where we have to feel guilty/remorseful or apologize for being here and doing what we do. As they say, it is what it is. I didn’t mean guilt for human presence.  I meant guilt for feeling good about the fact that the Earth will be able to eat up all our leave-behinds. This is all AFTER one accepts the premise that people are gone.  I see you didn’t buy that ahead of reading through the chart. ;-)  You’re not going extinct without a fight, John. I get it.
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The recovery process of Earth if humans were eradicated completely

Why, as I read, did this gave me a sense of relief greater than that of remorse?

Where’s the “i don’t like this” button? Earth and nature are boring without humans. I don’t see where we have to feel guilty/remorseful or apologize for being here and doing what we do. As they say, it is what it is.

I didn’t mean guilt for human presence.  I meant guilt for feeling good about the fact that the Earth will be able to eat up all our leave-behinds.

This is all AFTER one accepts the premise that people are gone.  I see you didn’t buy that ahead of reading through the chart. ;-)  You’re not going extinct without a fight, John. I get it.

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    Yes…but what about the zombies that caused humanity to end?
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    Fun to look at. Especially to read about the decomposition of bricks and glass as my own brain decomposes while...
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    Well it took us around 40,000 years to produce it all… stuff out living that by 10,000 years is actually impressive…. or...
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    I didn’t mean guilt for human presence. I meant guilt for feeling good about the fact that the Earth will be able to eat...
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    Where’s the “i don’t like this” button? Earth and nature are boring without humans. I don’t see where we have to feel...
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    This is awesome, mostly because I often think about this type...thing happening. It makes...
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  28. lance-core reblogged this from ilovecharts and added:
    completely. Get on it, people.
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    It’s pretty depressing that it would take as many as 50 human-free years for the world’s fish stocks to fully...

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