What can WE learn from nature?
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We can learn that every form of life is created to compliment and supplement the others - and that we must all learn to co-exist on Planet Earth, without unduly upsetting its natural ecological balance...\nThen our Earth itself would indeed become a true Heaven !
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Nature is the best, it's a lot better than the rest!\nIf you want to breath some fresh air, \nbe sure to care!\n(about the environment)\nyeaaahhh!!!!\npegasus rules!!
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I don't think we need to die out to protect nature.  Why? We're capable of making rational decisions and minimizing our harm.  It's just that we tend to refuse to do anything that inconviences us.  We need more emphasis on sexual education and birth control to stabilize the population, and politicies to mimize pollution and protect the remaining natural environments.
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Get back to nature, nothing replenishes the soul better.  Whatever you prefer, ocean-side, forest, lake mountain or try just stepping outside at night where you can see the stars.  It is a sure cure.
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Protect and respect their habitats.  Help wildlife by building a bird feeder, composting, eliminating the use of pesticides and herbicides, etc.  In your garden use plants native to your area - do not introduce plants that are not native - they may disrupt the natural balance. \n\nPossibly one of the best things we can do is stop demanding so much of the world's resources, which, in one way or another, destroys wildlife habitat - increases global warming, destroys the rain forest, etc.  Use cloth reusable shopping bags to carry home groceries.  Buy at bulk food stores using much less packaging materials.  Recycle as much of what we use as possible - glass, soda cans, food cans, plastic containers, newsprint, etc.  Recycle toys, books, games, clothes, etc. by donating them to goodwill or Salvation Army, and shop for things you need at those stores.  Live a simpler, gentler life style.  \n\nHere are a few sites you may like to view.
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Both.  Nature presets you for a propensity to act a certain way, but nurture engraves your traits on the basis of what nature gave you.
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We are here to learn..love ..laugh..and grow..our existence here is very short...truly cherish all that your physical body allows you to enjoy here..the sunshine on your skin..the smell of flowers in the air..the taste of your favorite food..the sounds of mother nature..the embrace of a loved one..essentially we are here to prepare ourselves for what is next..that is why you should make the most of life and not get caught up in the world that society has created...based on greed... we are here to learn..become enlightened and become a better person..disgarding the primitive traits that we all as humans have.
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Seeds sprout. Eggs hatch. Men and women have sex and produce children. We're no greater a miracle than the mice living beneath my porch, the porcupine in the nearby woods, or the python in the jungle. If you think nature on its own is a miracle, that's fine, but I think you just redefined the word.
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This makes little sense, but the answer is "No".\nNature doesn't make things that follow a set path. Living things explore all possible paths, and the environment limits which behaviors provide a Net Creativity for each species (in that environment). As things change, we need this lack of discipline to be able to adapt to new environments.\nLife is Chaotic because it lives in a chaotic universe.
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Gaining new understanding about why things work.
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An interesting point.  And, at first glance, I would say yes.  However, from the Christian point of view, nature was corrupted along with the fall of man.   Also, different kinds of animals function in different ways.  Many elements of nature function in a strictly selfish, self-preserving way - in the individualistic sense.  Others are more centred on the collectivity.\nSome animals owned by man (dogs, horses) have been known to behave in seemingly unselfish ways,  putting their owners life before their own.  Hard to know what motivates them - is it the self-preserving instinct for the collectivity that has been deterred toward the human owner?  I don't know.\nSo, not being an expert in zoology, I would still suggest that we need a more absolute measure of morality than nature, even though we can learn some things from nature.
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Human nature as a result from evolution suggests that we learn too quickly. Sometimes it maybe a survival techinque to categories things into threats and non threats. Yes it sucks that humans are like this, but when your life is at stake, people tend to act differently.
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Look at the passages of cultivated nature in the gardens, and the wilder untamed nature. See the contrast of nature to its industrial backdrop -Walter's mining. Is mining natural or unnatural?
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Yes, physics is interesting and it is the study of how nature works. Keep trying and thinking about things. Develop your logic and things will be easier to understand.
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You can do a project on the natural calamities happening in a particular place, the cause of the calamities and actions to be taken for that. It would be fun and you'll learn a lot.
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I think it is nature's way.\nWhen things in nature get too out of balance, at some point it turns around and evens out. I would like to see the earth's envionment restored at any cost. We are not as important as we would like to believe.
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for the same reason there are a multitude of books on any natural phenomenon, there is always new things to learn about them. Personally though, I am more into learning through experience :)