Cumulative totality pollution exclusion adaptation comes from the top initially

Organisms adapt to their environment, and people are no different. If we grow up in a distrustful environment, we become distrustful too. If we live in an environment where we are treated in malicious, violent ways, the tendency is to strive to survive, so we become malicious and violent. In fact, we all adapt to how ICE officers and others treat people. If we are treated like criminals, we tend to respond and adapt accordingly because we are put in a survival zone, suffering, striving to survive. If we are treated like subservients, we become that way over time. Therefore, I hypothesize that most or all crime and illness come from the top kings, castles, and kingdoms of industrial Earth, and from their infinite variabilization hierarchies and systems, which are used as tools to outcompete, win, and stay on top of others in every way possible. If we treated people with loving, caring, sharing, giving, forgiving, and genuine kindness, striving to bring comfort, joy, love, hope, faith, unity, equity, holistic justice, and sustainable, striving happiness, we would all adapt to those conditions. The current condition kills people sometimes in an instant. Still, most of the time it takes a long time, such that people are treated very poorly, so they become isolated, confined, lonely, and bored, which contributes to destroying their ecological fitness and health. Therefore, the lack of dignity and respect creates a downward spiral, like trees competing for light in the forest. (See pollution paper). Therefore, the cumulative effect of pollution exclusion at the top of planetary hierarchies contributes most to killing people in all ways over long periods of time. Instead, we need to embrace people, include them, and show them how people (all of us) ought to be treated. Then we can continuously adapt and strive toward a brighter, desired future as we move forward with holistic treatment over time. If we are monitored, controlled, investigated, and impacted by the law, we tend to behave similarly, creating more chaos, conflict, controversy, confusion, and fragmentation in the fabric of our humanity over time. Long-term adaptations in nature create porcupine quills, insect stingers, chemical allelopathy, carnivorous teeth, and behaviors like skunks. Similarly, people arm themselves with guns, knives, bear spray, mace, lawyers, investigators, drugs, syringes, and anything else you can imagine as a response mechanism to perturbation. So, as you can see, we can learn a lot from nature, as I believe was God’s intention. Nobody does it better than each of us and all of us together. World without end…. The future is our choice.