system
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human
How would a wild forest fire solve itself if humans arent here to intervene?

What would be the outcome?
gpt
Simply put?  It burns until it runs out of fuel.  Or gets put out by rain or something.  That's literally it - absent an outside force like us to put it out, a forest fire just burns until it stops naturally.

Fully natural forests are typically far less prone to big, destructive wildfires, mostly because forests are supposed to naturally burn ALL THE TIME.  Lots of small flare-ups that consume dead brush, clear space for new growth, and in quite a few cases the fires are actually a vital part of some plants reproductive cycles.

We humans like to build things in the forest though, and we go to great lengths to keep them from periodically burning like they're supposed to do.  This results in badly managed forests that are massively overdue for a burn, so when they do eventually light up, they burn BIG.