Is nature le morally good?

[StudioExcréments]

I hate people who think humans are le bad and that "animals only kill to protect themselves or to eat". We are not special in traits we only conquered the world. Elephant seals, otters and other such animals rape each other. Orcas kill stuff to play ball with. Plants kill each other by intentionally blocking sunlight so their competitors cant grow. Is there a single bad thing that we are unique for doing? Hell even racism is a thing, seals born with abnormal fur colorations are socially isolated.

 

[Hillel Hartmann (Pedo)]

We know better.

 

[ATWA ya dig?]

Nah. Sure is pretty tho.
I've lost like 5 birds to some bitch ass animal that just beheads them without even taking a bite. Animals are noobs, and noobs are animals that know a little bit better but don't care.
I mean uh, nature is groovy man, we're like, a disease on a perfect planet dude humans invented all evil

 

[ARKHAN THE BLACK]

No. The natural world has been tainted with sin. There are good things to be seen though.

 

[shekel]

Morals are a human concept.
Applying it to nature doesn't make sense.

 

[Goot]

Nature knows no sin as long as whatever happens is justified for an entity to improve it's place in the food chain

 

[StudioExcréments]

Nature knows no sin as long as whatever happens is justified for an entity to improve it's place in the food chain

Then nature knows sin

 

[Gira]

I feel like nature is generally not beholden to concepts that are only conceivable through abstract thought

 

[Beefsoup]

I am not Christian so no, nature is le good

 

[𓅰𓅪𓃯]

These kind of questions always get muddied with subjective terminology, but I’ll throw in my two cents regardless. Nature (natural undeveloped/designated land wherein whatever resides operates without constant human interaction and control) is “good” by its own measure for it was designed as such, and any outcome - largely bred from instinct - is just. By the common human measure of morality and personification - largely bred from critical thought - nature is “unjust” and “wrong”, and is either shown disregard or destruction accordingly.

Personally? I don’t believe there can be an answer. You can subjectively weigh parts of nature and conclude some rough middle-ground answer, but as a whole at once? Eh, too broad to say.

 

[Lateral]

We know better.

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[Yurijak]

It isn't by human standards but that doesn't matter.

 

[modderola]

Primal DEMuirge fighting eveil nature

 

[PRINCE VEGETA]

I hate people who think humans are le bad and that "animals only kill to protect themselves or to eat". We are not special in traits we only conquered the world. Elephant seals, otters and other such animals rape each other. Orcas kill stuff to play ball with. Plants kill each other by intentionally blocking sunlight so their competitors cant grow. Is there a single bad thing that we are unique for doing? Hell even racism is a thing, seals born with abnormal fur colorations are socially isolated.

They know not what they are doing. It's not the same. Human beings aren't animals, not really. "Nature" and "animals" are defined in the popular imagination by their inhumanity