Human and planetary “systems” are collapsing.
As a species, we are failing to support life on Earth.
Logically, a successful species is one which evolves in ways that support the ecosystems upon which it depends for life, while a failed species is one which devolves in ways that destroy the ecosystems upon which it depends for life. By this sensible rationale, the human species has failed.
For thousands of years, humans have dominated the natural world, regarding Nature as subservient, and themselves as superior. Ultimately, the living Earth, and all its wonders, have become disposable property.
Psychologically and systemically, humans have disengaged from the natural world and have placed themselves above the Laws of Nature.
Humanity's current system is collapsing because it externalises “life”.
There is a pervasive ideology that divine providence and technical ability has separated humanity from the constraints of natural ecosystems.
But there is no escaping reality. Having power over Nature does not grant independence from Nature. As long as a species requires water, air, food, and sunlight, it is compelled to preserve the integrity of the Earth's biosphere.
Fatal Death-Core Systems
Humans have invented two fatal artificial systems that defy the Laws of Nature:
