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The forest-fire analogy says periodic burning regenerates the forest and makes it stronger, while preventing fire lowers resilience and can make a later fire destroy the whole forest.
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Forest Fire
The forest-fire analogy says periodic burning regenerates the forest and makes it stronger, while preventing fire lowers resilience and can make a later fire destroy the whole forest.
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"...even try. Okay? Because, collapse is good. Also think of a, forest fire. Have you, have you guys studied forest fires, in school? In..."
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"Right? What happens if you don't have a forest fire? Do, do you guys know? Okay. The resilience goes down. Okay? And also, the..."
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