I really liked your article, but I disagree on the central approach I could absorb, for some reasons I will try to expose.

First of all, my experience drives me to a less individual world, once the human race is based on interdependence instead of a self developed animal.

None of us has borned walking nor is capable to eat without an adult provide and protect.

Our capacity to run enormous comunities guided by a common purpose is, according to Harari, the most important skill to survive and to grow as a specie.

Said that, I do believe in a way that points to a more conscient and less starving humanity, where the dignity of any person has more value than any resource, and where knowledge is explored for future generations and not for finance purposes.

Nature, in a world like this will naturally be preserved and not taken as a profitable object .