How does Nature view human beings?

Question from the Internet:

“What is your ideal viewpoint of a person in the community?”

“My” ideal viewpoint of a person does not matter, probably it is just as egocentric and subjective as everybody else’s.

Instead, we would need to adopt Nature’s “ideal viewpoint” of us in the community and in the world in general.

Nature’s ideal viewpoint is that all parts, elements of Nature’s fully integrated system exist and behave in a totally selfless, altruistic, mutually responsible, and mutually complementing manner — just like the cells of our own biological body.

Without such positive, mutual interconnections, cooperation, and the ensuing circulation, communication between the parts, elements of any living system, health, life, survival is not possible.

And since human beings are integral parts of Nature’s system, governed by the same strict, unchanging, and unforgiving laws of Nature as all other elements, parts, we will need to learn how to comply with the laws that sustain the balance and homeostasis life depends on.

From this, we can see how much we need to learn from Nature and how much we need to consciously, proactively, purposefully change how we relate to each other and Nature’s system if we want to stop our present “death spiral” due to our inherently egocentric, subjective, individualistic — basically cancer-like — inherent nature.