Globalization is irreversible — it is determined by the laws of Nature

Question from the Internet:

“Does globalization make a difference in people’s lives?”

Globalization means that we have evolved into a globally integrated and totally interdependent world. Globalization makes us, in effect, as single cells of the same living organism.

This did not happen as a result of human activity.

Nature’s fully integrated system — that gave us life and still develops us through its evolutionary forces — moulded us into this global and integral shape in order to make humanity similar and compatible with itself.

Globalization is our given evolutionary state. We cannot resist it or escape it since it is determined by the same strict and unforgiving laws of Nature that also facilitate life and existence.

Thus the only thing we can do is to change our worldview and attitude — from inherently egocentric, subjective and individualistic — to a worldview and attitude towards others and the world that suits the global and integral conditions we have to exist and develop in.

The fact that human beings have to willingly and consciously adapt their consciousness and perception of reality to “globalization” gives us our human advantage in Nature. All other parts of Nature — on the inanimate, vegetative and animate level — instinctively and automatically conform to Nature’s finely balanced and mutually integrated system.

By our willing, conscious and purposeful adaptation to “globalization” — above and against our inherently “false” egocentric and subjective worldview and behaviour — we gain unparalleled and unprecedented insight into Nature’s system and its operation. We become the system’s only integrated and, at the same time, independent observers and equal partners.