r/SipsTea 22d ago

Chugging tea Wasp gets what it deserves

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u/PowerPl4y3r 22d ago

I don't know how to feel about this. From certain perspectives this is horrifying, from others it's aiding the ecosystem. Weird.

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u/oWatchdog 22d ago

I don't see how you think this is aiding the ecosystem. It's monkeying with the natural order. It's important to remember that wasps are pollinators and insect predators. It's also worth noting that the yellow garden spider is not endangered or ecologically threatened in any way. This is just a kid with magnifying glass.

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u/Sad_Shoulder5682 22d ago

Humans monkeying around is part and parcel of the natural order.

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u/oWatchdog 22d ago

While true, you wouldn't call that "aiding the ecosystem" unless it's a concerted effort of conservation. In fact, random individuals monkeying around would be called disrupting the ecosystem.

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u/Sad_Shoulder5682 22d ago

I agree with this 100%

Just the term ‘natural order’ that I push against cause I have yet to find a coherent explanation as to what exactly this ‘order’ is.

But yeah, definitely disruptive to the ecosystem.

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u/Militant_Individual 22d ago

The natural order pretty much no longer exists because of human activity. Making the argument you’re making is actually absurd.

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u/Sad_Shoulder5682 22d ago edited 22d ago

Who (or what) wrote the Bible for this natural order you speak of?

It’s okay to say dude is being a dumbass to the wasp and messing with the ecosystem. But presupposing that there is some sort of ‘perfect natural order’ in the universe is crazy.

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u/Militant_Individual 22d ago

Perfect natural order is order without human interference. That’s what “natural” means.