SSDD
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That's good. The position you were taking could have been interpreted as thinking its lumber was worth more than the original tree.
You know, really mature forests get much more spaced out than we typically picture. A more widely spaced pattern allows a broader range of species, sizes and ages. And, of course, occasional forest fires are beneficial to the long term health of the biome.
Clearly you supplied a position for me....as I never stated any position...a nasty habit among your kind...fabricating something to argue against....the only position I took was that houses made of lumber last more than a decade...any position beyond that is purely of your manufacture...