The hundreds of wind turbines at Altamont Pass are strongly structure-destroying. They do not leave the hills alone; they are not innocent in themselves.

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• Giant wind turbines on Danish coast violate flat disc-like wholeness of landscape by introducing vertical structures with no relation to existing geometry, destroying rather than preserving structure.finding0.756
  Counter-example illustrating algorithmic rather than harmony-seeking computation, where technological solution damages underlying landscape wholeness.
• These high-tension transmission towers are structure-preserving, not structure-destroying. They leave the flat structure of the Bay marsh alone.claim0.682
  Counterintuitive claim that industrial infrastructure can enhance landscape.
• Wind-blown sand ridges form with apparent wavelength equal to the distance an average grain is carried by wind; identical irregularity is then duplicated downwind, creating alternating repetition by a purely local mechanical process.finding0.681
  Classic mechanical explanation for alternating repetition in sand, used as a case where local mechanics suffices but cannot generalize
• Giant wind turbines on flat north coast of Denmarkfinding0.671
• We human beings will have achieved the structure-preserving unfolding achieved by flowers and grasses on a hillside.claim0.668
  Aspirational claim about the future capacity to create as nature does.
• The existence of structure-destroying transformations as a social norm is linked to a breakdown in the perception of wholeness itself.claim0.652
  Causal link between perception and destruction.