We all know now that we're made up of flesh, bone, cells, and atoms. These things took millions of years to grow and change, mutate into the beings we are. There are several schools of thought about how we "got" here, divine intervention, Evolution, aliens, etc... We may have differing ideas about the existence of life, yet one thing we do have in common is struggle. If you think about it, we as humans have been struggling since the dawn, for food, for resources, for territory, for faith. We go to war when threatened, to take what's not ours, to spread our ideals, but really just to Nation-build. Why can't we view the Earth as one giant living organism, all of its parts working together to keep up a healthy system? When one part fails, or attacks the others, this affects the system and sections break down. Science is a wonderful thing if used for progress. But, then again, "Progress" itself is a double-edged sword and better for some is not better for others. Let's just hope that we can save the Earth before she turns her back on us.