We are born of Nature, sustained by Nature, yet we live in defiance of it. Our world has become a toxic shrine to convenience, and still—we remain silent. We convince ourselves that token gestures—a recycled bottle here, a paper straw there—are enough. “I’m doing my bit,” we say.

But let’s be honest: almost nothing we do aligns with Nature. We have become its great contradiction. The ultimate parasite. We worship progress, even when it poisons the roots from which we came. We dare to believe we can outgrow Nature, even replace it—with silicon and code.

Here’s the truth: without Nature, there is no future. Without carbon, there is no life. Without balance, there is only collapse.