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04-27-2010, 08:54 AM
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Much of the "protecting ourselves" idea is outdated, especially since most of the dangerous animals are either culled or too far away to bother us. Think about it, were there any real animal/natural dangers that threatened Rome?
I don't think so.. So yes I agree with you about humans destroying/damaging nature for their own benefit but not on the protecting thing.. Actually, in the classical times and even now it isn't animals that we built shielding walls to protect us from: it was other humans from different provinces/tribes ect...
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