It would be repaired.

I never said that humans would destroy the earth

what r u talking about?

At all. lol good straw man though

^^

"Our mere existence causes irreparable damage" could be i read this wrong.

that isn't what i got from him either

yes and thus one could infer that if we no longer existed 😃 the damage would stop

the planet would move on, as you say

it does; humans don't reach equillibrum with the planet

they take but dont give back

I had an idea.

The world would be better off wthout us

well i think human life is a great thing, its beautiful. its just everything has a cost <:trumpepe:588019356215279642>

'better' is subjective

more money is better; but if u are dead, what does it matter?

Humans are moving on this earth of ours, consuming energy and moving it about. All we take from it goes back. Earth is a closed system as humans 'products' goes.

I take better to mean greater biodiversity

it doesnt matter if the world would be better without us

we're in it to win it

no cause it took millenia to make a gallon of gasoline

well id say that one could objectively say that a parking garage does damage the planet to some degree. i mean its concrete over nature. however that doesnt mean a parking garage is inherently bad or evil

we each burn 100s of gallons that won't be back for another couple of millenia

oh, is that your complaint?

so go nuclear

its cleaner

What if every defendant or plaintiff had the option to accept the service of a public attorney... And the attorney gets a a cut of the winnings.

not a complaint just observation

im already nuclear *see what i did*

biology increased exponentially

resources linearly

remember, if bacteria in a dish DOUBLE every minute, exactly 1 minute before there is no more space at all, the dish will still be HALF empty

@ManAnimal there's caviats to that

means it's easy to cross a threshold where we have more people than we can keep up with and start killing each other off for what is left

All caveats deal with prime growth conditions.

*doubles every minute under optimum conditions* half filled isn't optimum

yea but bacteria wont invent sex robots <:thinking_clown:590855640268668928>

caveats are exceptions and N^2 is pretty concrete

How does that logic flow with the parking garage if i may ask? You could make an argument that rabbit eating a tree's bark causes damage to the planet.