| Amount of texts to »nature« | 37, and there are 35 texts (94.59%) with a rating above the adjusted level (-3) |
| Average lenght of texts | 159 Characters |
| Average Rating | 3.027 points, 2 Not rated texts |
| First text | on Apr 12th 2000, 17:13:07 wrote Ruby Kyro about nature |
| Latest text | on Jun 10th 2007, 22:15:41 wrote john jewel about nature |
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on Mar 31st 2007, 08:47:17 wrote
on Jul 5th 2001, 01:06:43 wrote |
Nature is a word often used to personify the natural world as opposed to human developments and settlements. But it can also denote the truest or distilled characteristics of a person, place, thing or idea, such as the nature of Nature.
By nature, I'm a bit of a magpie – though I'm not really very fond of the birds.
Nature is more influenced by man than we all can foresee. Everything we destroy or change – directly or indirectly – has more consequences on the whole system than we could ever imagine.
But it really would be very arrogant to think that we were able to destroy all life.
As long as we don't blow up the whole planet, I think nature will survive mankind in any form.
The debate of nature vs nurture is too dichotomous. Instead, let's look for ways that these two concepts intersect and interact. Then we will have a better understanding of the world.
everything that is in nature is also in us. it exists in us in the form of our awareness of it.
I grow weary of people who claim that »natural« is, ipso facto, best. Cobra venom is »natural.« So is breast cancer. And the ebola virus.
The history of Earth is a moving of leaves in the sun, closing behind the bodies of men,
as the grasses close after the hare, and the junipers after the fox.
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