Playing God manufactures anthropocentric and anthropogenic pollution in our human systems, natural systems, and on our planet. \u00a0 The more we deviate from the harmony in nature and humanity, the more we create a feedback loop of pollution\u2014excess\u00a0laws, rules, regulations, policies, procedures. Create more of the same in a downward-spiral feedback-loop sort of way, increasing the complexity of society. \u00a0This complexity of society is from playing God and prioritizing the reactionary reductionist process over people and the natural environment.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Our collective trajectory often reveals a profound human tendency to over-complexity and exert ultimate control over the foundational systems that govern both our societies and the natural world. This ambition, when unrestrained, frequently manifests in pervasive forms of systemic ‘pollution’\u2014extending far beyond environmental degradation to impact the very fabric of our human structures, the intrinsic balance of natural ecosystems, and indeed, the health of our planet as a whole.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
When we deviate from the resilient and sometimes delicate equilibrium balance\u00a0and inherent harmonies that underpin both nature and human enterprise, we invariably initiate detrimental feedback loops. These cycles are not merely isolated incidents but self-perpetuating processes that exacerbate the very imbalances from which they originated. We see this dynamic in the relentless proliferation of intricate legislative frameworks, excessive regulations, and myriad policies and procedures. While often conceived with the best intentions, their sheer volume and frequently labyrinthine nature tend to increase the complexity of societal operation exponentially. Consequently, this results in the means justifying the ends.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Examples of planetary pollution include dumping battery acid in our oceans, climate change,\u00a0dumping chemicals on our roads at night, the existence of radioactive plutonium, \u00a0destruction of our coral reefs and\u00a0our oceans, overfishing, destructive wildfires, \u00a0Deforestation of the tropics, acidification of the oceans and rain, Excessive CO2, overconsumption, water depletion, food insecurity, natural resources depletion, too much industrialization, plastic pollution, too much waste, overuse of pesticides and chemicals, air\u00a0pollution, water pollution,\u00a0crime, violence, terrorism, homelessness, and traditional pollution.\u00a0Playing God manufactures anthropocentric and anthropogenic pollution in our human systems, natural systems, and on our planet. \u00a0 The more we deviate from the harmony in nature and humanity, the more we create a feedback loop of pollution\u2014excess\u00a0laws, rules, regulations, policies, procedures. Create more of the same in a downward-spiral feedback loop, increasing the complexity of society. \u00a0This complexity of society stems from playing God, as it generates and multiplies excess\u00a0laws, rules, regulations, policies, procedures, biodiversity loss,\u00a0and other social and planetary ills. \u00a0This leads to prioritizing processes and procedures over God’s love, people, communities, and the natural environment, which is what it is supposed to be about in the first place.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This burgeoning complexity, rather than fostering clarity or efficiency, often leads to rigidity, diminishing adaptability, and creating a downward spiral of inefficiency, pollution,\u00a0and systemic burden. This intricate web of human-made constructs ultimately reflects a profound consequence of our persistent endeavor to orchestrate every facet of existence, rather than integrating with its natural rhythms and inherent limits. \u00a0Consequently, it creates more pollution in our world than it prevents. \u00a0 Let divine nature, God, and humanity be our guide towards the future while we simplify towards natural harmony with everything,\u00a0everyone,\u00a0everywhere on Earth. \u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Playing God manufactures anthropocentric and anthropogenic pollution in our human systems, natural systems, and on our planet. \u00a0 The more we deviate from the harmony in nature and humanity, the more we create a feedback loop of pollution\u2014excess\u00a0laws, rules, regulations, policies, procedures. Create more of the same in a downward-spiral feedback-loop sort of way, increasing … Continue reading Playing God manufactures pollution<\/span>