We cannot prioritize our lives because we do not know broader relative priorities in context. We need to have a We-Me Unidiversity Research Explorers Cycle to prioritize our own lives relative to the priorities on the surface area of planet Earth and every community, area, and ecoregion thereof, including the oceans. If we had an “each of us” and “all of us” together, everyone, everything, everywhere on the Earth cycle, we would be able to have people contribute their observations, perspectives, ideas, creativity, perceptions, hypothesis generation, and people scoping in a never-ending cycle. We must understand the cumulative totality of current conditions and strive to find desired future conditions everywhere on Earth. Most importantly, we can understand the relative priorities on the surface area of planet Earth or any area, community, or ecoregion thereof. Once we do this, we can contextualize our priorities with all other priorities. This creates a cyclic relationship with the needs of everyone, everything, everywhere on Earth in context with the most rational, reasonable, realistic holistic cumulative totality. Consequently, this creates the most nature-striving, natural, healthy living and spiritual conditions on our planet. We all strive to experience life as we choose living experiences, learning experiences, exploring experiences, and any events imaginable as similarity conditions and/or unique diversity conditions. We can also follow our dreams, purposes, unique, diverse perspectives, and experiences. Throughout this living experience, we should be able to adaptively strive and alter our life’s path as often as we need to relative to our priorities and the priorities of all broader communities, areas, ecoregions, and the surface area of planet Earth. Life becomes about living a more nature-striving, natural, healthy living, and natural spiritual experience where it is about simple living, exploring, experiencing, and learning. At the same time, we strive to focus on our priorities independently.
