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Where's the toilet?
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In the larder!
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​If everything is nature then what is culture? A classification budding off from and colonising nature; culture, then, exploiting and feeding off nature, it's own organic base. The linear direction is nature  being wiped out by culture but this cannot happen as before the end of nature  culture will collapse without its support remaining healthy.  Nature then, infecting it's predatory parasitic outgrowth to survive. The parasite though has it's own emergent properties, intelligence for example, capable of accelerating adaptation toward symbiotic instead of parasitic relations. If nature was entire before culture emerged did it exist? Has it been defined by culture, by what it is not?
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Overheard from a real conversation.
"I don't get this thing about the Earth; I'm here to eat the cake".
This  perspective is not unusual and is evidently the prevailing reason for existence for a majority of those living in the privileged territories.
Though there are indicators that a shift in collective consciousness is starting to gain traction. 


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How does a post viral cultural revolution develop?
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There needs to be a re-cognition.
That homo sapiens via 'the economy' are collectively behaving as a virus.
That the violent progressive destruction of bio-diversity by sapiens facilitates
the proliferation of pathogenic viral clouds that would otherwise be absorbed and self regulated
​by the extensive rich multiplicity of ecosystems that are now collapsing toward a point of no return.
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Planet congealing out of physical forces squeezed out
from fractures between clashing titans of colliding universes
in an ocean of multi dimensional folding and crashing..
stabilising/cooling/settling/heat islands
in a vast quivering intergalactic deep freeze
building stars/galaxies/planets
chemistry/biology/consciousness
machinery
​virtuality


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