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Conservation and environmental protection

Conservation is the practice of restraint on behalf of something that cannot vote, litigate, or protest — which makes it an unusual form of justice and perhaps the most radical one. Nasreddin would have asked the question he always asked when he encountered an injustice dressed as a convenience: if you would not steal from your children, why would you steal from theirs? The answer, he suspected, was that they were easier not to think about.

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Nature's Asymmetrical ConversationsNature's Mirrored FoolishnessPlaying with ConsequencesQuestioning the Expert's AnswerThe Donkey's Load ProblemThe Examined Abundance PrincipleThe Examined Joyful PracticeThe Paradox of Protected WildnessThe Question Beneath the QuestionThe Teaching Through Failure Method