[Kornglaz]

Hello.  Have you ever considered the nature of the nature around you?  Is it natural, or unnatural?  What is nature, and what is noture?  What is nurture, and blurture, and durture?  All these questions and more, I ask only for answers from thou, fill them in comment form, I hope to see at least four!

Alakazam!

[19689p]

There is dearth of NATURE around us now. WHAT I see around is SYNTHETIC nature- high rise buildings, cars, neo lights and all that.

[Miner21]

Deep man. Are you smoking a natural plant?

[Rootree]

Deep man. Are you smoking a natural plant?

lol i think anyone who read it thought so

[termit]

Do you make money from nature?

[reflex]

Your question closely resembles the concept of theism in philosophy—it's not about the nature of nature, but rather whether there's a God of nature. That should be the question: does God exist? When it comes to God, we can't truly know anything for certain—whether He exists, whether He's among us or watching us from above, whether He regrets creating us or still holds out hope for us. We simply don't know. But what we do know is that we're still alive, and life is incredibly short. In this brief 80-year span, getting caught up in such matters is pointless. As Nietzsche says, 'Only fools constantly stumble over stones and other people.' Don’t get caught up in the small stones that life throws in your path—live your life. Life is a train, and once it leaves the station, it waits for no one. Don't miss this train......

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[Fly1ngC1rcu5]

Nature is chaos. It's a whole bunch of organisms and materials that exist together or fight and 99% of it is ruined at some point. All that you see in nature is only 0.01% of all that ever existed or could have existed.

[19689p]

Your question closely resembles the concept of theism in philosophy—it's not about the nature of nature, but rather whether there's a God of nature. That should be the question: does God exist? When it comes to God, we can't truly know anything for certain—whether He exists, whether He's among us or watching us from above, whether He regrets creating us or still holds out hope for us. We simply don't know. But what we do know is that we're still alive, and life is incredibly short. In this brief 80-year span, getting caught up in such matters is pointless. As Nietzsche says, 'Only fools constantly stumble over stones and other people.' Don’t get caught up in the small stones that life throws in your path—live your life. Life is a train, and once it leaves the station, it waits for no one. Don't miss this train......

Good advice bro