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  Poorly worded post.
  I get what you want to say: you don't feel the need to experience wildlife. Given this, you get to experience nature pretty much everyday.
  There's also no need to go camping, or sleeping in a tent, to enjoy nature... a simple walk in a nearby wood makes you enjoy nature.
context: I think you’re wrong as hell, so have my upvote >
  
  Different strokes for different folks. With that being said, you're wrong. >
  
  Exactly what I wanted to say! >
  
  Guess what, all existence is overrated then >
  
  Bingo >
  
  An actual unpopular opinion. 
  I will never understand people who don't enjoy being outdoors in nature. That's ok though, less people means more nature for me. >
  
  That’s true! It’d probably be better for you guys if more people shared my opinion, so it would be less crowded on hiking trails and such haha :) >
  
  I don't care to camp or sleep in a tent, but I will chill in a cabin with no luxuries besides a roof and bed. I love nature personally, sitting next to a waterfall is amazing. 
  It takes all of us to make this world go round >
  
  Yeah, I’d absolutely hate that cabin haha! It’s good that we’re not all the same :) >
  
  So, you just like the typical urbanite lifestyle. It's not really an unpopular opinion. >
  
  Every little thing you experience is nature. >
  
  Average redditor >
  
  I read the last sentence as ‘ I don’t get the hype about earth, I think it’s overrated’ >
  
  I mean, it’s not what I wrote in OP, but it’s also not wrong. I do think Earth is overrated and I honestly think it’d be fine if humans go extinct at some point. I just don’t want the last humans to suffer before it happens >
  
  I get that. Although I think humans are suffering already, it just might be that humans in first world countries will be experiencing it more. 
  Also I know you don’t care for nature I’m not trying to convince you to love it just let me tell you, you are missing out. >
  
  Haha, I’ve been in nature plenty - my family used to own a caravan and go camping every summer. I’m often quoted for what I said when I was nine: “I’m so over all these disgusting outdoor activities” - and I’m 28 now. I’ve had plenty encounters with nature, and it just doesn’t interest me - but hey! That makes one less person taking up  space on the hiking trails :D >
  
  Have you even actually experienced these things you claim are lame? Cuz idk man idk how you could look at a place like glacier national park or the matterhorn and not be amazed. If you've only ever seen pics, that's probably why you feel how you do >
  
  I haven’t seen glaciers, I hate the cold and I am certain I wouldn’t enjoy it. I realize it’s pretty, I just don’t think it’s worth the trip for me. I’ve seen waterfalls, and caves and several kinda of forests, because my family likes it. I just don’t care for it >
  
  Lmao glacier isn't that cold during the time of year you visit. I'm sad for you >
  
  Well that’s a waste of being sad, I’m enjoying my life quite well :) Cold or not, there’s a lot of others things I’d much rather spend time and money on 😁 >
  
  I just couldn't imagine not loving nature. I've lived at the base of the Rocky Mountains literally since I was born; and every time I walk out my door and see them I'm still just as mystified and in awe of them as the first time I saw them. >
  
  That’s pretty much how I feel when walking around Copenhagen, where I live - There’s so many people doing different things, living different lives and moving around at all times. And the buildings here are beautiful too! It’s pretty cool how different people are >
  
  I definitely also would enjoy that. There are so many different types of beauty >
  
  That is an unpopular opinion. >
  
  There is no such thing as “Nature”. There is only man-made and non-man-made environments. What people mean by nature is just a figment of 19th century literature. >
  
  That’s your view. A lot of people understand the concept of nature, in the way I have described it in the post >
  
  This may be the first time I've seen someone that shares this opinion with me. I went to Niagara falls earlier this year with my family and I have no idea why people obsess over it. It's just a waterfall (a big one, sure, but still just a waterfall). Same with zoos. I have no desire to spend hours looking at animals. >
  
  If I didn’t disagree morally with the concept of zoos, I actually would love to spend hours looking at animals lol! However I also would not care to go to Niagara Falls, so I feel you on that. I mean yes, wow it’s beautiful, but I’ll get bored after looking at it for 30 seconds, so it wouldn’t be worth the trip for me