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The 21st century is expected to be the century of biology, which is physics-led transformation from the last century. It is therefore considered appropriate to start this century by aligning the universe from the outside and integrating the foundation of science with the simple ideas discovered by contemporary first-class life scientists. Bio-centrism is filled with many new ideas that evoke new possibilities among readers and shocks, and readers will never see reality in the same way. In 1972, a young philosopher Peter Singer announced "famine, prosperity and morality" and quickly became one of the most widely debated articles in applied ethics. Throughout this article, Singer advocates his view that we have the same moral obligation to those far from us. He does not like muddy shoes, so he thinks it is morally equivalent to choose not to send money to save the lives to the hungry people on the other side of the earth.

So, what is the future of insects in the 21st century? To make matters worse, let's do this because we are working hard to feed the 9 billion people expected to live in the world by 2050 and the 12 billion people who may be able to take it by 2100. Do you think that the number of pesticides sprayed on farmland in the world will decline over the next few years? Please think again. This is the most troublesome fact in the truth, let us look at the face: Even the most successful creatures that have ever existed on Earth are overwhelmed by a large human company now It is. so.