Dependence of Self on Nature for the very life; dependence of self on other selves for comfortable living.

Dependence of Self on Nature and Others

Dependence of Self on Nature for Life

• Oxygen and Air: Plants produce oxygen through photosynthesis, which is essential for human survival.
• Water Supply: Freshwater sources like rivers, lakes, and rain are critical for drinking, sanitation, and agriculture.
• Food Production: Agriculture, dependent on soil, sunlight, and water, provides the food necessary for life.
• Energy Resources: Nature provides renewable and non-renewable energy sources like solar power, wind energy, and fossil fuels.
• Climate Regulation: Natural systems, such as forests and oceans, help regulate the climate, ensuring a livable environment.
• Medicinal Resources: Many medicines are derived from plants and natural compounds.
• Natural Cycles: Ecosystems maintain essential cycles like the water cycle, nitrogen cycle, and carbon cycle.
• Habitat and Shelter: Materials for housing (wood, clay, etc.) are sourced directly from nature.
• Biodiversity: A variety of species in ecosystems ensure ecological balance, supporting human life.
• Waste Decomposition: Natural processes break down and recycle organic and inorganic waste, maintaining environmental health.

Dependence of Self on Other Selves for Comfortable Living

• Economic Collaboration: Trade and industries rely on human cooperation for goods and services.
• Knowledge Sharing: Education and skill development depend on teachers, mentors, and societal structures.
• Healthcare Services: Doctors, nurses, and healthcare systems provide physical and mental well-being.
• Emotional Support: Relationships with family, friends, and communities are vital for emotional and psychological health.
• Division of Labor: Society functions efficiently due to specialized roles, from farmers to engineers.
• Infrastructure Development: Roads, bridges, and public transport systems are built collectively.
• Safety and Security: Police, military, and community support systems ensure safety and law enforcement.
• Governance: Governments and institutions organize resources, policies, and welfare for citizens' comfort.
• Art and Culture: Entertainment, creativity, and traditions enrich life, requiring collaborative effort.
• Social Harmony: Mutual respect, cooperation, and shared values enable peaceful coexistence in society.

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