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everything a self-circulating resource at humanity’s disposal revealing one way of better relating to the world all the while eclipsing other modes of thought
McWhorter 92 (Ladelle, Professor of Philosophy and Women’s Studies at Richmond, Heidegger and the earth: Essays in environmental philosophy, Thomas Jefferson University Press, pp. 6)

The danger of a managerial approach...directions of which we may never dream.

no end to technological thought and rationale – will continue to control life and death
Beckman 2k [Tad: Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, Humanities and Social Sciences at Harvey Mudd College, “Martin Heidegger and Environmental Ethics,” http://www2.hmc.edu/~tbeckman/personal/Heidart.html].

The threat of nuclear annihilation is...we need to fabricate convincing arguments?

standing reserve and the ontological damnation outweighs nuclear war
Zimmerman 94 [Michael: Professor of Philosophy at Tulane. Contesting the Earth’s Future, p.104]. 

Heidegger asserted that human self-assertion...are somehow lessened because they were never "disclosed" by humanity.

alternative is to detach and release
Sabatino 07 [Charles J.: professor of philosophy at Daemen College “A Heideggerian Reflection on the Prospects of Technology” reprinted in Janus Head 10(1) www.janushead.org/10-1/sabatino.pdf p. 72-73].

The point of seeing the danger is not that we...sustains us as all belonging together withing the shared gift of world?