Disturbing Picture
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jameswilliams1324
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i think its amazing, our puny little human brains designed and built machines to help built all of that.
homeofmew
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I smell a leftest tree hugger.
Now I am not saying go cut down every tree, but understand that's NYC.
There are ways people do try to conserve trees
Heck they even have Central Park.
http://fthats.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/central-park-new-york-wallpaper.jpg
Now I am not saying go cut down every tree, but understand that's NYC.
There are ways people do try to conserve trees
Heck they even have Central Park.
http://fthats.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/central-park-new-york-wallpaper.jpg
jameswilliams1324
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i dont care about any enviroment, and anywayz, if people dont build any buildings and just leave the grass there, what jobs can people cut? lawn mower job?
homeofmew
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FlamingJapaneseMan
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Why is this disturbing? It shows the progression of technological advancements in the world. It's hardly disturbing.
crazypokemon
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Wooooooooooooooo my home town New York City!!!!! Yeah thats what im talking about.
toxicroak 96
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Yeah, lol, I guess that's what its supposed to look like.
FlamingJapaneseMan
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Simple. All there is was in america in 1609 were trees.
drmario
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And isn't it amazing how the clouds match up perfectly?
Controversial
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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/e7/CastelloPlanOriginal.jpg
And that's from 1660. Like...pretty much everyone else, I don't find this disturbing. It's not as though that happened overnight. Those trees have been gone for hundreds of years, buildings have been built, torn down, and rebuilt there over the centuries. This is human accomplishment. There's a lot of forest out there still, and frontierism is becoming less and less accepted by the majority of people. Conservation efforts are taken seriously. There are a lot of things that humans do and are capable of that we should be ashamed of as a species. Manhattan is not among them.
And that's from 1660. Like...pretty much everyone else, I don't find this disturbing. It's not as though that happened overnight. Those trees have been gone for hundreds of years, buildings have been built, torn down, and rebuilt there over the centuries. This is human accomplishment. There's a lot of forest out there still, and frontierism is becoming less and less accepted by the majority of people. Conservation efforts are taken seriously. There are a lot of things that humans do and are capable of that we should be ashamed of as a species. Manhattan is not among them.
Articjedi
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And what is so disturbing about it, it's the growth of human civilization. It comes with some destruction, but it's impossible to do so without stepping on nature's toes, you want to build somewhere else?
Now, if you wanted to argue that this growth is unsustainable and we need to conserve in order to ensure the future growth of our species, then I might be willing to listen.
Now, if you wanted to argue that this growth is unsustainable and we need to conserve in order to ensure the future growth of our species, then I might be willing to listen.
Oh, yes we or 'they' have had full colored ariel photography since the middle ages, artificial satellites beginning around the 15th century and have touched the very fabrics of the space-time-continum about a hundred years ago, our technological 'advantages' is only a small iota of what 'they' allow us to observe at a given time, dare I say it? Conspiracy!!!
thepliskin5005
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well i think if people just keep to them selfs and not be loud mouths stuff like this wouldnt happen
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