[balb0a]

When you destroy/squeez fungus in the forest it takes centuries to recover[1]. In Prussia when they started with scientific forestry, productivity of the forrest dropped significantly after around 100 years[2].

Good times to come. I wonder why we look the other way, even when we have all the knowledge on our hands.

Two great books: [1]: The Hidden Life of Trees [2]: Seeing Like a State

[FooBarBizBazz]

If the trees aren't populating Jira tickets, are they really even doing anything?

[TinyRick]

> I wonder why we look the other way

Because it's profitable, unfortunately.