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It's quite hilarious how you put it that way. DDT and other chemicals that developed not only destroyed the surrounding ecosystem (thus the environment that some people in 3rd world countries depend upon), but also inflicted respiratory diseases on humans themselves. The fact that you just mention one perspective and indicate that there were no oversight is quite hypocritical.
So you work for a company that produces DDT, I take it?
every time man tries to intervene, it causes greater chaos. We were not supposed to live that long on earth, but modern medicine and DDT and others bad things have helped us live longer. Is that a good thing? good for us, but terrible for Earth. Undeniably.
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It's quite hilarious how you put it that way. DDT and other chemicals that developed not only destroyed the surrounding ecosystem (thus the environment that some people in 3rd world countries depend upon), but also inflicted respiratory diseases on humans themselves. The fact that you just mention one perspective and indicate that there were no oversight is quite hypocritical.
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So you work for a company that produces DDT, I take it?
every time man tries to intervene, it causes greater chaos. We were not supposed to live that long on earth, but modern medicine and DDT and others bad things have helped us live longer. Is that a good thing? good for us, but terrible for Earth. Undeniably.
