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Why can't we delete stuff?
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this post was submitted on 21 Nov 2023
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Beavers. Just the mere sound of rushing water triggers their damn building instincts (scientists tested this). Just let the environment be itself.
Beavers are immensly important for the environment for that very instinct. Where they go instinct, the land dries out and floods become much more severe.
How did nature cope before beavers existed?
Not as good lol. Nature is constantly evolving and improving and beavers are such an improvement.
Nature is just a process of change. There is no improvement or deterioration, and it's not building towards some final goal or state.