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A concept describing how the natural world—ecosystems, evolutionary processes, physical landscapes—can be fundamentally altered by the introduction of warping technologies or natural spacetime anomalies. Nature warp studies the ecological and evolutionary consequences of living in a warped environment: migration routes shortened, predation rates altered, genetic drift accelerated in contracted regions. It also refers to the aesthetic or philosophical idea that “nature” itself is not a fixed background but can be warped by human or cosmic intervention. Nature warp is the intersection of ecology, ethics, and spacetime engineering.
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