If you understand what "love" and "sacrifice" are, then you will understand the relationship between human beings and nature. For human beings, our objective environment is not only the "cosmic law", that is, the "material world", which represents things such as air, water, mountains, etc., but also the "ecosystem" of the earth, which represents the law of the mutual transformation of the food chain and life force. The origin of life on Earth comes from the "stars", and the "stars" designed this elaborate "ecosystem" on the earth, where every living creature can depend on each other to survive in the food chain of "cyclic cannibalism", which is simply the entire ecosystem. As mentioned earlier, if Organism A needs B, C, and D to maintain life, but does not need Substance E, and Organism A lives in an objective environment where there are many substances C, D, and E, but only substance B is missing. Organism G, on the other hand, needs matter C, D, and E to survive, and if the "star" can be designed to produce substance B during the survival of Organism G, then Organism A can be interdependent with Organism B. The process of biological G producing substance B does not necessarily occur after the death of biological G, but can produce substance B after absorbing substances C, D and E during the survival of biological G, and then digesting and excreting it.

In fact, the objective environment is not so perfect, because there are basically only a few substances that can nourish life in our time and space. First of all, the energy "sun", then the air, water, and the earth's minerals, etc., no matter how the "star" designs the blueprint of life, the "star" is also limited by the "cosmic law" of the exchange of matter and energy in this time and space. Therefore, there are limitations to the dependence of organisms A and B mentioned above. The Earth's biosphere is based on plants, which grow and thrive on the earth by taking in the energy they get directly from the sun, taking in the mineral nutrients in the soil, grabbing carbon dioxide in the air, photosynthesizing and exhaling oxygen. The earth's ecosystem is based on plants, so that vegetarian animals eat plants to survive, and then carnivores eat vegetarian animals, and carnivores are also cyclic cannibalism, and after these animals die, the flesh is decomposed by insects or bacteria and reduced to mineral elements in the soil. Whereas, after the animal inhales the oxygen exhaled by the plant, it exhales carbon dioxide for the use of the plant. This process is called "ecosystem", which is only a simplified description, although the reality of "ecosystem" is much more complex. And the most important thing is that if there are no humans on the earth, this "ecosystem" can run self-sustaining for a long time, or it can be maintained until the sun in this solar system goes out. Of course, there are many reasons that can cause the destruction of this "ecosystem", such as an asteroid hitting the Earth, and so on.

In fact, humans appeared. Moreover, the very existence of human beings, who are at the top of the food chain, has directly endangered the perfect "ecosystem" of the earth. Imagine that a person consumes a lot of food every day from birth to death, and that a growing population consumes even more food. But now civilized humans have almost no natural enemies on Earth. In the "ecosystem", all kinds of animals have their own natural enemies, even if they eat other animals, they will also be eaten by another animal, and the king lion that hunts seems to have no natural enemies, but in fact, as long as the food on the grassland is not enough, they will also die of starvation. However, with the development of human civilization, in addition to the absence of natural predators who directly prey on humans, we can obtain sufficient food through farming, animal husbandry and hunting, and with our body structure, we can eat meat and vegetarianism. Lions are so anatologically so that they can only eat meat, and they will starve to death without meat, and lions have not evolved to eat plants for millions of years, so lions are subject to the "ecosystem" of the earth.

In addition to using their own civilization to obtain food and live in a place, human beings also produce a large amount of waste in the process of using a large number of earth creatures as food, and in the process of consuming food. "Wastes" are called "wastes" because they cannot be recycled into life-making substances. For example, humans breathe air, but burn coal, oil, etc. for energy, which is necessary to promote social development and produce food. Because human activities cause the emission of carbon dioxide, the earth's abundant oxygen gradually turns into carbon dioxide, which is not conducive to the survival of life, so human beings themselves are directly endangering the earth's ecosystem. But why did the "stars" still allow humans to appear on Earth? Without humans, wouldn't the Earth's ecosystems be self-sustaining for a while and would not have died out so quickly?

Yes, without human beings, the living beings living here can have a better life, but they do not have the ability to "push the boundaries of life". When "Star" designed the blueprint of human life, it was to dedicate all the living beings on the earth to human beings, as a way to nourish human civilization from primitive society to the present day. The creatures of the earth "sacrifice" themselves for human consumption, labor, and endure the "waste" produced by human consumption of food and resources, and these "waste" will directly endanger the survival of all living beings on the earth. In fact, even if human beings have a high awareness of environmental protection, human behavior and survival needs will inevitably harm the earth's ecology, and it is only a matter of time. In this way, the "star" allows human beings to appear on the earth, which is equivalent to the "slow suicide" of all living beings on the earth?

By "sacrificing" themselves to achieve the attainment of human beings, the creatures of the earth are placing their hopes on human beings, hoping that human beings can "open up the boundaries of life" on their behalf under their nourishment. The creatures of the earth want their "sacrifice" to be valuable, and they do not want to "sacrifice" in vain. However, human beings do not understand or understand the "sacrifice" of living beings, and take this "sacrifice" for granted. Human beings recklessly consume the earth's life resources in order to live more comfortably and more abundantly, and this way of quenching thirst has accelerated the disappearance of all living beings on the earth, including human beings themselves.

The "star" designed this ecosystem to achieve human civilization, but due to the limitations of their own "consciousness", human beings cannot truly understand and understand the ecosystem that supports the "love" and "sacrifice" of this earth, and only for the sake of immediate interests, they ignore the "sacrifices" of the creatures of the whole earth, and these unappreciated "sacrifices" turn into the "pain" and "hatred" of the creatures on the earth. "Hatred" means that a living creature "sacrifices" itself, but feels "pain" because it is not reciprocated, and then thinks that it does not want to make "senseless sacrifices" anymore. The creatures of the earth, who have high hopes for mankind, will ask: Why have we nourished and achieved human beings, but we have not been "appreciated" by human beings, let alone "recognized" by human beings, as if human beings do not know their own mission, that is, the mission of "opening up the boundaries of life". Since human beings only care about their immediate interests and do not fulfill their own mission, then human beings are no longer entitled to be "sacrificed" by the creatures of the earth. Human beings are gone, and there is still a glimmer of life on the earth, although it is a pity to overturn hundreds of millions of years of evolution, but there is no way. Although today's biotechnology can enable human beings to grasp the DNA life code and thus reproduce individual life, in fact, human beings have not really grasped the essence of life. With the biotechnology at our disposal today, can another ecosystem be rebuilt? When we are "aware" of how the ecosystem we support with "love" and "sacrifice" works and how life can flourish, human beings need to think about how to better fulfill the mission of "opening up the boundaries of life", so as to gain the unanimous understanding and recognition of all living beings on earth.