Capitalism Destroys Nature and Human Nature

The industrialization of the 19th century brought a new era to human society with the development of capitalism. The electrification, mass production, production line of the factory is hurried with the emphasis on human civilization. When people were excited about capitalistic innovation, Herbert Marxe told his view that capitalism destroyed nature and humans. Edward Hopper (1882 - 1967), a famous American realist painter, also showed his life in capitalism through his work.

In the story of John Steinbeck's "America and Land", it depicts a human being who destroys nature and occupies the surrounding land. Humanity dominates nature through capitalism and does not understand what is going on. Steinbeck writes, Steinbeck writes, "It cuts down forests, creates space for crops, abandons knowledge and goodwill about the land and keeps it useful," Steinbeck wrote. The author puts the reader in a negative emotional state, showing to the reader that humans are destroying the surrounding nature, and we do not recognize this. Human beings can naturally dominate nature and destroy the future of children.

Nature is essential when an environmentalist expresses it as a harmonious world other than human beings and regards mankind as an independent, destructive force. Attempts to improve nature are considered to destroy it. However, in reality, nature is not in harmony, but it is constantly evolving. Human and human settlements are part of nature as well as everything else. When describing environmentalist as climate science as having a single meaning, the emission of greenhouse gases warms the earth and is a single solution. They have negated scientific aspects and explanations that do not follow this essential meaning. For example, there is sufficient evidence that global warming can not be avoided. Even if the emissions are delayed too much, it is hardly a focus. Science is a tool, but there is no other fact than value or interpretation. Science is not a natural moral interpreter

Our way of living is the main contradiction of natural theory. Inevitably, at some point, humans destroy nature, move to another planet, continue a similar life, leaving a trace of destruction. Therefore, it is not a mistake to say that human beings are the greatest or inevitable mistakes caused by nature. Humans are certainly the biggest evolutionary error. We are an essential serious mistake. Natural law allows each organism or non-organism to live in an equivalent position. Nature chooses species that can survive. Since its establishment 300 million years ago, humans have been making mistakes for their survival. Today, since the earth and nature are only one of the existence of human beings in state. The biggest advantage we have is the brain. Therefore, "self-perception" violates the laws of nature and can survive in every possible environment.