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Nature shapes our surroundings, offering possibilities for adaptation and sustainability.
Human civilization adjusts to its environment, creating a unique lifestyle.
Prof Vidal de la Blache suggested that nature determines the limiting topographic surroundings, however provides habitational conditions as well as traits to adapt in certain region by developing possibilistic notions to cope up against any odds. Homogeneity does not define human destiny; possibilities are everywhere. Possibilism grants options for sustainability, depending upon the behavioral humanistic ethical constraints. Genre de vie being lifestyle as the resultant of human civilizational adjustment with their surroundings. Nature is permissive, not mandatory, allowing human influence. Prof Jean Brunches proclaimed as Nature is not mandatory however permissive.
Regions are shaped by human capabilities and acquired characteristics. Prof H J Fleure classified regions not biased upon the natural biotic factors of surroundings rather influenced by human capability and acquired characteristics
Human ecology involves selective adaptations to surroundings, not determinism. Prof H H Barrows asserted the human ecology concept to evaluate human adaptation with their surroundings adjusted by selective modifications rather limited by deterministic approach.
Adaptive traits develop in response to immediate surroundings and resource utilization. Prof Isaiah Bowman affirmed that Human learnt adaptive traits reacting to their immediate surroundings for economic resource utilization, however deterministic effects even predominant indeed.
Humanity learns to adapt and thrive, overcoming deterministic effects.