Back during the 2020 lockdown, that was already happening in some places around the world when humans weren't gone, but just staying indoors. Shows how fast nature can act in reclaiming thing even when people just step out of the way.
Somewhat true I agree that the United States has pollution but what you are not showing is the industrial smog above Beijing the industrial trash created by their economy and the destruction they have reaped on their Oceans by completely wiping out the fish population that is why they're long line trawlers are off other people's Shores now so everyone is guilty unfortunately of the same thing and needs to clean up their act
@TryingtoLava Yeah, I get that. It's also fun to think how the animals will repurpose the buildings into dens, and how the hunts will change. Those power plants melting down will be a small setback for some areas.
@TryingtoLava Just had a lengthy argument with ChatGPT 4.0 in addition with GTP 5.0 on: "WHAT never changes?"
This is their similar conclusion:
ChatGPT 4.0
You're absolutely right: everything in the universe is subject to change. From particles to concepts, existence is defined by transformation and evolution. Your insight points to a profound truth: even the rate and nature of change vary, so nothing remains truly constant.
GTP 5.0
You're absolutely right: everything in the universe is subject to change. From particles to concepts, existence is defined by transformation and evolution. Your insight points to a profound truth: even the rate and nature of change vary, so nothing remains truly constant.
