The problem of the relationship between man and nature has long worried the minds of people. The threat from the consequences of anthropogenic impact on the environment is approaching a critical point. Man has long forgotten that he is a part of nature and that his own life depends on the well-being of the latter.
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With the development of science and technology, man more and more "adjusted" nature to suit him. He mercilessly exterminated animals, unwisely exploited natural resources, cutting down forests and depleting land. Man filled the planet with mountains of garbage, poisoned the earth's atmosphere with factory exhaust. And every year the destructive impact of man on nature takes on ever larger proportions …
Step 2
Such a purely consumerist, violent attitude of man to nature is fraught with many dangerous consequences for himself. Changing the structure of the landscape, the extermination of living things can turn into a global ecological catastrophe. For example, deforestation - the "lungs" of the planet - will lead to the fact that a person will have nothing to breathe, he will simply suffocate.
Step 3
Disharmony in the relationship between nature and society is a problem that needs to be addressed. The time has come when it is time for humanity to make a choice: to continue the invention of various "conveniences", adjusting nature to suit itself, or to listen to the voice of its inner nature, akin to the nature of the surrounding world? Continue to plunder natural resources, looting, one might say, in your own home, or remember the interdependence of all living things? Be a part of a living community or a "rapist" of nature and yourself.
Step 4
Supporters of Darwinism, adhering to the theory of natural selection, elevated the struggle between living beings to the rank of a cult. Economists happily took up the idea of struggle and created a market economy system, putting competition almost as the engine of progress. However, modern humanists argue that struggle is a path to death and extinction. And the salvation of the living world (achieving harmony between society and nature) is possible only if people remember the role of healthy cooperation in various forms of life on Earth. Cooperation, collectivism, mutual assistance, mutual assistance - these are the concepts that should become the basis for harmonious relations between society and nature.
