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Cars are out breeding us.
12019-05-04T17:56:17-07:00Dawn Hicks851fbe6ff47c68a2de1a4f5f7b6db729bc4d659a105811plain2019-05-04T17:56:18-07:00Dawn Hicks851fbe6ff47c68a2de1a4f5f7b6db729bc4d659aI like how you turned the petro-fueled-auto into an invasive species out competing the spider’s ability to cross the road. The narrative hints that the spider species may never be able to adapt to the auto’s speed or its growing numbers. I say why bother removing the auto from nature’s realm? Sure, that wasp does have some sort of predator keeping its population check, but could the auto have one too? In short, has the auto become to humans as kudzu to our landscapes? We thought kudzu was a good fast-growing forage for livestock, but the livestock could not eat it fast enough. We thought that every person owning their own car would bring greater opportunity, but now we are slaves to them just to survive. Cars are out breeding us.
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12019-04-27T04:13:38-07:00Kiisha Hilliardd91712a2483a528aa121e75983c3454ac050719fEvolving over time: nature vs industry12plain2019-05-01T11:47:07-07:00Kiisha Hilliardd91712a2483a528aa121e75983c3454ac050719f