Fall of Mapogos Lions

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(11-09-2016, 08:31 PM)Tshokwane Wrote: Sanjay: Instead of polluting the Mapogos thread, You guys can discuss and debate about the Mapogos fall in this thread, Is it human or is it natural ?

(11-09-2016, 05:58 PM)fursan syed Wrote: I will post more info about how humans contributed in there fall.

"Info"

Sure thing.

Apart from that unicorn land where you want to put them, in real life two coalitions brought them down from their throne. Humans had nothing to do. Don't misinform people.

Man has yet to understand that he is a part of the ecosystem aswell . In this sense, when understanding why these type of events happen, it is convenient to use perspective and thus, in the process, unlock oneself from our own personality. Why? Because we use our preferences of choice and our decision is always, by default, linked to our humour and emotions about them; that is, we are attached to our decisions and more fiercely when they are proven mistaken. It has certainly been a folly of man to intervene in nature already long ago by reducing lion population almost to extinction; and, the raw and natural status of Africa, for example, will never be restored. Thus, it is necessary to keep watch for this population to grow and although humans may push for them to re join a wild dynamics, their genes have already been influenced with alien (human in this case) information. This explains the political decision of the rangers to give way to Mapogo demise. This is also a result of man being PART of the ecosystem. This is not to say the decision, as it may very possibly have been, is right; on the contrary, it means that the judgement of the decision responded to a logic of profit to man, on the expense of others foe or sibling; as it`s sadly, the way it always is, un less; man decides dettaching himself of his humor and emotions..in short, quit being fking selfish.

My personal take is that, it is obvious that Mr T would have never stop the chase, let alone, leave a battle that he was clearly leading and seeking with his usual desperate animal trait. It was never even possible, right up to that very specific night, he was late almost 20 min to find the loudest racket within 100 km2....that behaviour, in Mr T, has never been witnessed..unless...he was darted. 

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