July
@july
When people talk about how there is not enough nature in a city — I think about the artificial distinction between nature and cities. Part of me wants to say - but we are nature too, cities are nature too, all while still being aware that I’m most likely missing the original point
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Metaphorical
@hyp
It’s a vibe thing. Open green spaces that vibe with our prehistoric brains’ version of goodness.
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misha 🪨
@mishaderidder.eth
nature is technology, technology is nature the trick is building differently, we should show how nature works, make it visual, tangible literally for a example by making a city oasis that cleans wastewater. found this one on a quick search. https://www.oceansewagealliance.org/newsroom/ecoparque-tijuana-sewage-water-wetland-nature-based-solutions-community
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@bias
The old Buddhists have a saying When you’re in nature there is no ‘I’ When you see a mountain for instance, you are reminded that nature is the ultimate When you see a skyscraper, it’s cool and all, but it’s gonna come down faster than that mountain, and it’s certainly not as beautiful
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Adam
@adam-
The term ‘concrete jungle’ comes to mind
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Taylor Sizemore
@taylorsizemore.eth
that urge applies to many conversations... i'm always tempted to be a little too literal for the sake of conversation. most of the time it's not a great way to contribute to a conversation though lol.
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antimo
@antimofm.eth
If you haven't read this already, you might enjoy it. There's a few pages on how lawns aren't natural that will stay with you
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Jimmy😼
@jimmynorules
there’s enough nature everywhere
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Ray F. 🎩
@cryptowenmoon.eth
Even the animals are nature too
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