Do We Know Too Much?

[Lightkeeper]

Do we know so much that we will interfere with the balance of nature? Nature has it's own laws that we don't necessarily understand.

[Master Vigil]

We know nothing. We don't interrupt with nature, nature does what it does all the time. We are the one's too ignorant enough to realize it, so we attribute it to "nature interrupting us." Take the deer population for example. Hunters justify their hunting because it is "controlling the population." It only seems like there are too many deer because from our point of view they are intruding on our territory. When the reality is, we are the ones spreading and intruding on their territory. But we are too ignorant to see that it is our problem, and not theirs.

[cardero]

Lightkeeper writes: Do we know so much that we will interfere with the balance of nature?

Once nature is understood, society should learn how to respect it, work with it, possibly expand on it instead of learning how to selfishly control or abuse it.

Lightkeeper writes:Nature has it's own laws that we don't necessarily understand.

Also, principles that we are going to have to recognize and conform to.