🇺🇦 non-standard nerd on Nostr: No one could possibly have predicted that bee and butterfly population decline might ...
No one could possibly have predicted that bee and butterfly population decline might be related to insecticide use!
The new marketing slogan for humans should be, "Killing the biosphere many species at a time."
How long until all that's left is humans, cockroaches, tardigrades, and plankton? I don't think we even know what a minimal biosphere that can support human life would have to include, but I fear that we'll find out the hard way. Maybe the Fermi.Paradox isn't actually so paradoxical.
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