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It's very easy to romanticize nature,
especially if you're a city dweller 

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who's never had to,
you know,

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wander out in the northern woods in the 
middle of the summer and get eaten by 

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black flies and mosquitoes starving to 
death while trying to track down an 

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animal.
It's very easy to romanticize nature.

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Of course,
cancer and other diseases tend to 

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disabuse you of the pure beauty of 
nature and nature is a very,

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very destructive force.
It's,

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it's against us all the time as well as 
for us,

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and another thing that's really not well
balanced in our society is the anti 

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humanism that's become part and parcel 
of radical discussions everywhere.

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Human beings are regarded as a cancer on
the planet.

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To quote the what was that?
The Club of Rome worrying about the 

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population explosion and we're all 
guilty because we're destroying things 

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as fast as we can possibly manage.
It's like Jesus,

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everything around us is always trying to
kill us.

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Most of the time we're just trying to 
stay alive.

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I mean we're not perfect.
We're corrupt and sore or social 

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structures and people get greedy and 
careless,

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but it's not like nature's all shining.
A wonderful young lady waiting in the 

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wilderness to embrace us positively.
It's the old hag that's going to kill 

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you every possible way and you need to 
defend yourself against that.

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And you know,
human beings have only been in the 

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position since 1960 since we ever had 
any conceptualization of our potential 

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to change the planet on a planetary 
scale.

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It's been like four generations,
you know,

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back in the eighties and nineties.
Thomas Huxley was commissioned by the 

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English parliament to,
to investigate the carrying capacity of 

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the oceans and his.
He was a great biologist.

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His report was that there are so damn 
many fish in the ocean that every human 

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being could fish every day for the rest 
of his life and catch everything he 

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possibly could and we wouldn't put a 
dent in it.

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And that's,
you know,

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that's only a 120 years ago.
We only woke up to the fact that we 

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became a planetary force.
And in 19 six states like,

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what the hell do you expect from people 
you know,

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we're trying to get herself together as 
fast as we can and might be decent of us

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to stop with the anti human rhetoric,
which is only going to lead to a bad 

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end.
You know,

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if human beings are nothing but a cancer
on the planet,

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then it's the bloody hero who 
obliterates them.

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Isn't that because it's the hero.
He gets rid of cancer.

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And when people watch the school 
shooters in the mass shooters and they 

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think,
well,

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what is it that motivates people like 
that in which they could figure out 

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about half an hour if they did the 
proper reading,

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just read what they wrote.
Human beings are a cancer on the planet.

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Being as evil.
Intrinsically,

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I'm going to take out everything I can 
to show my displeasure with the 

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structure of reality and then I'm going 
to shoot myself just to show you how 

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little I care.
And if you can't understand that,

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then you haven't looked very deeply into
your own heart because there could be a 

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time in your life.
Believe me,

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where something terrible happens to you 
so that you'll be able to understand 

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that perfectly.