Core Beliefs: Mother Nature
Enforced by Biology
The rules of Mother Nature are painfully enforced by human biology! On average, your lifespan is going to be around 75 years no matter what you do or think! Now, many people do stupid things that shorten their lifespan but that’s another story!
However, while a politician may promise a 200 year lifespan for your vote, please make sure you don’t pass that “Yes, I am stupid! You have my vote!” test! Please understand that (currently) biology and biology only, will dictate your lifespan! I believe that your understanding of biology directly relates to a better quality of life… if you adjust your behavior accordingly.
However, while a politician may promise a 200 year lifespan for your vote, please make sure you don’t pass that “Yes, I am stupid! You have my vote!” test! Please understand that (currently) biology and biology only, will dictate your lifespan! I believe that your understanding of biology directly relates to a better quality of life… if you adjust your behavior accordingly.
To prevent misunderstandings and save myself time with explanations, I am providing common definitions regarding the ideas about how Mother Nature relates to human biology. I have highlighted the areas that I relate to, the most.
Core Beliefs: Mother Nature
Influence on Worldview
Biology is the reason our parents worked their jobs year after year! They had to earn money to pay the rent or mortgage because housing is how people protect their frail bodies from the elements of Mother Nature. While this seems obvious, not everyone in society gets this… we call them the “homeless”!
My worldview is that (as an adult) I need somewhere to live and it is my responsibility to do all the things it takes to make that a reality. Earn the money, enter into a housing agreement, fulfil the terms of the agreement, etc. Unfortunately, too many in our society have the worldview that it is the job of others to take responsibility for providing their housing.
My view in this matter is that these people should be forced to take responsibility for their lives! I do not accept the “I am a victim” mindset that Black Americans use to get freebies from the government!
My worldview is that (as an adult) I need somewhere to live and it is my responsibility to do all the things it takes to make that a reality. Earn the money, enter into a housing agreement, fulfil the terms of the agreement, etc. Unfortunately, too many in our society have the worldview that it is the job of others to take responsibility for providing their housing.
My view in this matter is that these people should be forced to take responsibility for their lives! I do not accept the “I am a victim” mindset that Black Americans use to get freebies from the government!
Core Beliefs: Mother Nature
Relationship to Human Biology
Sent by you: How is Mother Nature related to human biology?
Sent by ChatGPT: Mother Nature, a personification of the natural world and its processes, is deeply interconnected with human biology in several ways:
- Evolution and Adaptation: Human biology has been shaped by millions of years of evolution in response to environmental pressures. Natural selection, a process governed by Mother Nature, has influenced our anatomy, physiology, and behavior.
Traits that help humans survive and reproduce in their natural environment are passed down through generations, reflecting a continuous interplay with nature. - Ecological Relationships: Humans are part of the larger ecosystem and depend on it for basic needs like air, water, food, and shelter. Our bodies have evolved to rely on natural resources – for instance, plants and animals provide essential nutrients necessary for human health. Moreover, our immune systems co-evolve with the microorganisms in our environment, adapting to the pathogens and beneficial microbes present in nature.
- Biological Rhythms and Cycles: Human biology is synchronized with natural cycles, such as the day-night cycle (circadian rhythm) and seasonal changes. These rhythms are governed by the Earth’s rotation and its orbit around the sun, both aspects of Mother Nature. Our sleep patterns, hormone production, and even mood are influenced by natural light and seasonal variations.
- Environmental Impact on Health: Mother Nature also directly impacts human health through environmental factors. Clean air, water, and soil are vital for health, while pollution and environmental degradation can lead to diseases and health issues.
Climate change, a process involving shifts in the natural world, affects human health by influencing disease patterns, food and water availability, and the frequency of extreme weather events. - Genetic Diversity and Natural Resources: Biodiversity, another aspect of Mother Nature, is crucial for human biology. Genetic diversity within human populations and in the broader ecosystem helps in adapting to new challenges, such as emerging diseases. Furthermore, many medicines and medical treatments are derived from natural resources, relying on the rich biodiversity provided by Mother Nature.
- Psychological and Emotional Connection: Humans have a psychological and emotional connection to nature. Studies have shown that exposure to natural environments can reduce stress, improve mood, and enhance overall well-being. This connection suggests that our biology is not just physically but also psychologically tied to the natural world.
In summary, Mother Nature is intrinsically related to human biology through evolutionary processes, ecological relationships, biological rhythms, environmental impacts, genetic diversity, and psychological connections. Our health, well-being, and survival are deeply intertwined with the natural environment and its cycles.