Could it be argued that we, as human beings, are the controllers of this planet? Do we have a position where we can arrogantly assume global dominance? My response to the questions is presented in the following paragraph. It's just my own outflowing thoughts and ideas.
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Perhaps we should not agree that our species is fundamental to the world and planet at large, as I would like to believe. In an ideal world, a human financial framework would also consider the health of the entire biological system, which is Mother Earth's diversity. More often than not, I will perceive Mother Earth as a living awareness, with her various components (water, air, wildlife, and so on) constantly attempting to maintain a harmonious balance. Isn't this, on the other hand, pretty similar to how a living being's body functions?
Perhaps the growth of the economy and civilization should not be measured in terms of people for humanity. We'll see 'nothing exactly thoroughly' and realize that government support for our Mother Earth and the ecosystem has little to do with earning money. In any event, the truth is that we humans do take food from the environment, animal, and plant kingdoms, and as a result, we are reliant on a variety of species and assets on the planet. As a result, human activities should be depicted in a way that does not place the human species on a pedestal (which is being treated as dominant), but rather distributes the 'purported canny biped' evenly among the various species and components of this diverse world. As far as I can tell, modern human activities are essentially excessively selfish within our own species. The reality is that everything, however inconsequential it may appear to be on the surface, is, in established truth, unique. "Feeling special" and "being above others" are just human convictions that have significance only in human civilization.
Rather than the human one-sided "serious" approach, comprehensive and impartial recharging and reallocation across all components and species on Earth should be a focal point for reasonable existence. I believe that recycling used materials may not be enough. People, as the most intelligent creature on the planet, should effectively support sciences that deal with the recharging of plants, creature worlds, and components while maintaining asset balance.
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To achieve all of this, it's possible that the fundamental perspective that kicks off competition needs to be reconsidered. Indeed, achieving this goal is obviously challenging.
