Most of the things that seem natural for us are the result of capitalism. Indeed, we grew with the belief that the relationships of capitalist markets are more normal and more undoubtable than other items of Nature.

John Bellamy Foster

Time passes quickly as the result of our contemporary state and we restlessly pace in a marathon of production and consumption. For our next misfortunes, we are greatly delighted with temporary and unstable strategies and unchangeable propositions that make continuance of path on the past byway possible.

It seems as if our relationship with Nature (that has been supplying our reasonable and unreasonable demands beyond its power until now) suffers deeper and deeper wounds. And, instead of significant attempts to revive Nature life, we bury all of the unpleasant things causing global trauma between all of Earth wounds in order to make them disappear even if the problem still exists.

Unhopefully, I think- in an uncertain future- we will hold a mourning ceremony perhaps without any person crying for us. The only price of what we have taken from Nature is perhaps our extinction.