“biotic and abiotic Nature are so inextricably involved with each other, as a matter of fact, the former cannot be divorced from the latter.” (90). Because of this, it would be unreasonable to become arrogant, and think of yourself as superior to something that you rely on, rather it is better to show humility through “reverential fear” for its power over us, and “wonder” for how remarkable and wonderful Nature is. This in turn shows how “Awe and Humility…dictate that we should maintain a respectful distance from nature.” (94). In other words, it is important that we understand and recognize our relationship with abiotic nature and stay cognizant of the fact that we rely on it to support
“biotic and abiotic Nature are so inextricably involved with each other, as a matter of fact, the former cannot be divorced from the latter.” (90). Because of this, it would be unreasonable to become arrogant, and think of yourself as superior to something that you rely on, rather it is better to show humility through “reverential fear” for its power over us, and “wonder” for how remarkable and wonderful Nature is. This in turn shows how “Awe and Humility…dictate that we should maintain a respectful distance from nature.” (94). In other words, it is important that we understand and recognize our relationship with abiotic nature and stay cognizant of the fact that we rely on it to support