Comments by "New Message" (@NewMessage) on "360° Dive Through an Oil Rig Ecosystem | National Geographic" video.

  1. Would still be lovelier if the landscape the original rig destroyed was still there instead.
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  2. Rad Zilla So it goes..Worth the abuse, if only so that I can know I saw, thought, then decided what side I was on. And took the risk to say so. Besides.. the odd person now and then ads a little support to keep me from feeling alone :)
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  3. MarioDragon I didn't say the life there now 'didn't qualify'. Don't put words in my mouth.. anyone reading along can just.. look up and see you are outright full of it. You, however, not only equated the pre rig ecosystem to 'probably nothing living', but took the time to interrupt my comment thread to do it. Now you try to accuse me of the trolling you engaged in? Nice. Class all around, you are. Oh y'know what else you are? Blocked.
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  4. MarioDragon by 'wasn't anything living', you mean cute little colorful fish and beautiful fractal corals. Every inch of the sea floor ever dredged has yielded tones of life. You've just decided that the worms, algaes, bacteria, copopods,isopods, micro mollusks, sponges and other small, creepy, crawly, 'unlovable' life forms qualify as 'nothing'. Very telling of the human idea of what is 'worthy of life'. Seeing as we only visit, I imagine what we 'think of the view'.. should be irrelevant when we decide what is worthy of existing there. My point was that maybe Nature had a good enough idea of what it was doing without our aesthetic judgement.
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