humans say they 'evolved' from nature but are intent on destroying that which they evolved from. i don't think "evolution" is the right word for it.
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For most people I don't think there is an intent on destroying. In fact, I'd argue humans create more than they destroy, although destruction is often a necessary by-product.
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humans create artificial things while destroying the natural order of things. everything in our human 'nature' is becoming artificial. do i really have to cite examples of this?
Well, humans are a part of nature, therefore everything we create is by extension nature. A bird creates a structure called a nest. A human creates a structure call a skyscraper. Ours is simply more complex.