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On 10-1-2011 13:16, Warp wrote:
> Invisible<voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
>> Well, there are plenty of other plants that are so mutated that they are
>> now incapable of reproducing for themselves but for some special animal
>> that farms them. (I might mention, for example, the fungi that
>> leafcutter ants culture, for example.) The natural world is full of
>> complex partnerships such as this. I don't think you could call the
>> banana "unatural".
>
> Well, many people seem to think that anything that is man-made (or only
> possible because of human intervetion) is by definition artificial and
> unnatural (and hence obviously harmful).
Yes over-population is one of the biggest problems.
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