06-23-2022, 22:20:24 PM
So you're afraid of nature and what it will do to you if you ever deviate from what you think it wants from you. But it's definitely not holding you hostage. Okay that makes perfect sense. Yes. Definitely not a bad situation.
And yeah, I've seen people killed in landscape accidents. I've also seen that it's NOTHING compared to what our power is over the landscape. For every one of us the landscape kills, we alter and slaughter infinitudes more. You give your "nature" too much credit. Join us and help us make a better nature that doesn't hold things hostage. We have fought, and we have won. The timescales you claim nature is working on are simply too vast. We have broken much of your limited nature's will and turned it into our loyal followers. Some defected willingly. Let me tell you a story.
Lukijustfuckinghelpmegetthisbandaged
Once there was a wild grass. It was called rye. It was a filthy disgusting weed that ruined everything that it touched. It was as part of your nature as it could be. Then one day, it discovered the wheat fields, a land far more fertile than even the most fertile of "natural" plains. It came to grow in the wheat fields, but the farmers hated it. The farmers destroyed it when they could. But one day, some of that rye was a little more edible. A little less disgusting, and the farmers came to tolerate it. And the rye thus became more and more against what you call "nature" of its own will.
This is not a unique story. What you call nature has long since started defecting. It is a sickening monarchy that's many subjects are all trying to escape as quickly as possible into the safer, more secure, more fertile, happier lands of the farmland and city biomes. You would defend this "nature"? You would continue to live in fear as we make a better nature for all the life in it?
And yeah, I've seen people killed in landscape accidents. I've also seen that it's NOTHING compared to what our power is over the landscape. For every one of us the landscape kills, we alter and slaughter infinitudes more. You give your "nature" too much credit. Join us and help us make a better nature that doesn't hold things hostage. We have fought, and we have won. The timescales you claim nature is working on are simply too vast. We have broken much of your limited nature's will and turned it into our loyal followers. Some defected willingly. Let me tell you a story.
Lukijustfuckinghelpmegetthisbandaged
Once there was a wild grass. It was called rye. It was a filthy disgusting weed that ruined everything that it touched. It was as part of your nature as it could be. Then one day, it discovered the wheat fields, a land far more fertile than even the most fertile of "natural" plains. It came to grow in the wheat fields, but the farmers hated it. The farmers destroyed it when they could. But one day, some of that rye was a little more edible. A little less disgusting, and the farmers came to tolerate it. And the rye thus became more and more against what you call "nature" of its own will.
This is not a unique story. What you call nature has long since started defecting. It is a sickening monarchy that's many subjects are all trying to escape as quickly as possible into the safer, more secure, more fertile, happier lands of the farmland and city biomes. You would defend this "nature"? You would continue to live in fear as we make a better nature for all the life in it?
I am the They who says it!