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FERGIE says the virus is natures way of punishing us for the way we treat nature ,anyone agree with her?
Personally I think she is wrong.
Personally I think she is wrong.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.In a way she is right. If the Chinese didn’t class wildlife as a natural resource then it is unlikely that the virus would have transmitted to the other animal (can’t remember its name) then onto humans.
Nature didn’t, as far as I know, do it on purposed but it wouldn’t have happened without direct human interference.
Nature didn’t, as far as I know, do it on purposed but it wouldn’t have happened without direct human interference.
In a sense, nature does tend to feed back and cope with problems. Luckily. It's the Gaia theory. But not by intent, just the working system that by chance, it seems, managed to evolve here somehow, and support the present chaos. I guess everything works out in the end. After all Mars managed to get rid of all it's pesky lifeforms millennia ago.
The Yuchess Of Dork should not be dismissed lightly.
She is an academic and accomplished author, having written a study on the metamorphosis of a bird and a machine, "Budgie The Helicopter."
This demonstrates her powers of observation of the natural and mechanical symbiosis, which she used as the central theme of her illustrative novel.
Her scholarship must therefore be taken seriously, and her views must carry weight within the scientific community and academia generally.
My opinions were not influenced by Mother Theresa, but certainly by a far better sage, namely, Jiminy.
She is an academic and accomplished author, having written a study on the metamorphosis of a bird and a machine, "Budgie The Helicopter."
This demonstrates her powers of observation of the natural and mechanical symbiosis, which she used as the central theme of her illustrative novel.
Her scholarship must therefore be taken seriously, and her views must carry weight within the scientific community and academia generally.
My opinions were not influenced by Mother Theresa, but certainly by a far better sage, namely, Jiminy.