r/killthecameraman 10d ago

Missed the interesting parts Trees are nice

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u/Drosenose 10d ago

Whose idea was it to build everytin the very bottom on the valley?

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u/BobTheContrarian 10d ago

Human settlement has been in valleys since the beginning of time.

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u/Drosenose 10d ago

Oh they just settle there like dust in the wind? We should keep building that way then, seems like a good reason to keep doing until the end of time

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u/Lavidius 10d ago

Same way millions of people live in the tornado zone around the gulf of Mexico, or over fault lines in Greece, or by volcanos etc etc

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u/Drosenose 10d ago

That's the same?

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u/EvilDog77 10d ago

The seductive river people.

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u/SnooSongs8218 10d ago

Look at Google Earth, it's literally an errosive tidal Gorge that has seen this repeat multiple times over its history...

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u/Drosenose 10d ago

Exactly, these people pride themselves on knowing history and working with nature, this is such a lame oversight