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-Nature VS Nurture
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+Only Nature is divine, and she is not divine...
+If I sometimes speak of her as a person\\
+It’s because I can only speak of her by using the languageof men,\\
+Which imposes names on things\\
+And gives them personality.
+But things have no name or personality:\\
+They just are, and the sky is vast, the earth wide,\\
+And our heart the size of a closed ﬁst...
+Blessed am I for all I know.\\
+I enjoy it all as one who knows that the sun exists.
+Alberto Caeiro
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+**Nature VS Nurture**\\
 David S. Moore, The dependent Gene
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 Nurture is also Nature.
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 We are certainly Natural, but we are also completely embedded in Nature.
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 Innate domains arrive with no need for instruction.
 Moral domain only arrives with extensive instruction.
 Humans are learning machines and everything we do is a result of learning.
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 Statistics fundamentally changed how scientists could make sense of their observations of Nature.
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-Incomplete Nature
+**Incomplete Nature**\\
 Terrence W. Deacon
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 Without spiritual knowledge one can not know oneself as a conscious Human being.
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-Nature of convenience
+**Nature of convenience**\\
 Next Nature
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 The new nature comes to you, it became virtual with an on and off switch.
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- Nature development in Time
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+**Nature development in Time**\\
 Louis Le Roy
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 From the day when man, with the salutatory development of mental skills, started to distinguish himself from other forms of life on our planet, did the most prominent and important scientists presumptuously try to understand the secret phenomenon time, in their search for the meaning of life.
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+**The One-Straw Revolution**\\
+Masanobu Fukuoka
+...“Natural Farming” to mean that Nature would farm while he sat and watched.
+Strictly speaking, the only “natural” farming is hunting and gathering. Raising agricultural crops is a cultural innovation which requires knowledge and persistent effort.
+The fundamental distinction is that Mr. Fukuoka farms by cooperating with Nature rather than trying to “improve” upon Nature by conquest.
+Mr. Fukuoka believes that Natural farming proceeds from the spiritual health of the individual. He considers the healing of the land and the purification of the human spirit to be the one process, and he proposes a way of life and a way of farming in which this process can take place.
+(We are what we eat)
+His great contribution is to demonstrate that the daily process of establishing spiritual health can bring about a practical and beneficial transformation of the world.
+Humanity knows nothing at all. There is no intrinsic value in anything, and every action is a futile, meaningless effort.
+It is believed that there is nothing more splendid than Human intelligence, that human beings are creature of special value, and that their creations and accomplishments as mirrored in culture and history are wondrous to behold. - Looking for a denial to this thought.
+I could see that all the concepts to which I had been clinging, the very notion of existence itself, were empty fabrications. My spirit became light and clear. I was dancing wildly for joy. I could hear the small birds chirping in the trees, and see the distant waves glistening in the rising sun. The leaves danced green and sparkling. I felt that this was truly heaven on earth. Everything that had possessed me, all the agonies, disappeared like dreams and illusions, and something one might call 'true nature' stood revealed.
+If you think there is life on this side, then death is on the other. If you want to get rid of the idea of death, then you should rid yourself of the notion there is life on this side. Life and death are one.
+Everything returns to nothingness.
+They simply live in Nature and apply themselves to their daily work.
+Whether or not Natural agriculture could stand up against Modern science.
+Farming as simple as possible within and in cooperation with the Natural Environment, rather than the modern approach of applying increasingly complex techniques to remake Nature entirely for the benefit of human beings.
+Almost everyone thinks that 'Nature' is a good thing, but few can grasp the difference between natural and unnatural.
+I wonder how it is that peoples philosophies have come to spin faster than changing seasons.
+It seems that the limit of scientific development has been reached, misgivings have begun to be felt and the time for reappraisal has arrived.
+Nature does not change, although the way of viewing Nature invariably changes from age to age.
+The World has become so specialized that it has become impossible for people to grasp anything in its entirety.
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 Nature refers to the world of real and visible phenomena and at the same time, to the world of its laws.
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 The term Sculpture is connected with the instrumental and complex use of natural materials through witch form is given to a certain concept or idea.
+Work together with Nature to conceive a piece. Instead of interpretation, recreation or use of Nature..
+I conceive a simple form that represents my input as an Human and an artist.
+I will choose a location and time within Nature to place my simple form.
+From this moment my work is done and Nature will start.
+From a simple Human shape, Nature develops it into a complex form and system.
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