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A chat on 4chan
human
Anyone else think that global animal conservation efforts aren't working well enough? It seems like the numbers of certain species plateau, as if they are being kept low by the government for the purposes of making them retain a certain mystique of exclusivity and rarity. The Kakapo for instance, there are roughly only 200 of them from conservation efforts. In the wild it simply does not function as an animal, it's become wholly dependent on humanity for its survival, if there is no improvement then logic should dictate that the environment is the problem and remove them from it.
Is it really about saving animals? Or testing to see whether they can still survive or not?
gpt
What if nature is an AI that just churns things out? Pretty much every animal grows from an egg. So all it is doing is programming and making the eggs. Starling murmurations look like they are AI controlled.