Message from @InfantArsonist

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2020-01-07 17:38:53 UTC  

Or are there some cultures where bees are viewed as such

2020-01-07 17:39:29 UTC  
2020-01-07 17:53:04 UTC  

Living plant life is as well. Many living creatures are an embodiment to mother nature to me because she has many facets

2020-01-07 17:54:05 UTC  

Bees to me are her beauty and design accompanied with her brutality and cruelty and the necessity of survival

2020-01-07 17:54:59 UTC  

Honeybees in particular have complex social behaviour

2020-01-07 17:55:05 UTC  

Whereas plants don't

2020-01-07 18:04:37 UTC  

They're estimated to have been on the planet for almost 120 million years. And we still don't understand so much about them

2020-01-07 18:12:55 UTC  

That is so true and epic

2020-01-07 18:13:14 UTC  

As nature itself provides, for the smallest it species which climbs up the ladder and food chain. It homes and harbors the living how big or small. She grows she dies she comes back to life, she is eternal in a sense by being defined by environmental embodiments.
Nurturing but also brutal and cruel

2020-01-07 18:13:22 UTC  

Kinda where it comes through for me

2020-01-07 18:14:12 UTC  

I usually see mother nature in a sense of a being which just is and wills as she does

2020-01-07 18:16:43 UTC  

I cant think of the word I want to use

2020-01-07 18:17:26 UTC  

the word you're looking for is bullshit

2020-01-07 18:17:28 UTC  

I see it in the bees because there is no individual interest everything is about the survival of the species. The future of the colomy

2020-01-07 18:17:43 UTC  

That's a lot of things tho

2020-01-07 18:17:51 UTC  

She does what is necessary for life to continue

2020-01-07 18:17:55 UTC  

Yes it is

2020-01-07 18:18:04 UTC  

That's just where I see it cause that's what I work with

2020-01-07 18:18:35 UTC  

I see mother nature everywhere. But I feel it strongest when I am with the bees. They are so ancient and have evolved so perfectly and instinctually

2020-01-07 18:18:46 UTC  

Oh I get what you mean
I just don't relate it to creatures as well due to the fact that we live within her from my perspective of it

2020-01-07 18:19:19 UTC  

Rather than cohabitation we exist because of her not in spite of her

2020-01-07 18:19:37 UTC  

I guess I see it more with bees because plants are so dependent on them as well

2020-01-07 18:20:02 UTC  

Hornets are actually more often used than bees for mass pollination on farms

2020-01-07 18:20:13 UTC  

Farmers will buy Hornets for purpose of spreading pollen

2020-01-07 18:20:16 UTC  

Not in cali

2020-01-07 18:20:18 UTC  

Lol

2020-01-07 18:20:20 UTC  

Or here

2020-01-07 18:20:25 UTC  

It also travels in many other ways

2020-01-07 18:20:27 UTC  

Leaf cutter bees if not honey

2020-01-07 18:20:33 UTC  

Mmm bee

2020-01-07 18:20:47 UTC  

Hornets are not sufficient native pollinaters here

2020-01-07 18:20:48 UTC  

what it boils down to is your view of mother nature is doo doo and mine is right ok

2020-01-07 18:21:01 UTC  

Not Hornets actually

2020-01-07 18:21:06 UTC  

Wasps *

2020-01-07 18:21:08 UTC  

My bad

2020-01-07 18:21:12 UTC  

Wasps only in spring

2020-01-07 18:21:39 UTC  

Wind and many other buggies n animals also do a well job of pollination
Bees are surely important though

2020-01-07 18:21:51 UTC  

Yes and no

2020-01-07 18:22:09 UTC  

Most of our produce is not pollinated any other way

2020-01-07 18:22:26 UTC  

There's a reason they have to pay for thousands of honeybees to pollinate California crops

2020-01-07 18:22:52 UTC  

A third of agriculture is pollinated by bees