Why Does Nature Recognise No Borders?
Why Does Nature Recognise No Borders? On the boundaries we inherit, the divisions we create, and the world that existed before them. The sun rises without asking which country it is illuminating. Rivers flow across landscapes without consulting maps drawn by human hands. The wind moves across mountains, forests and oceans without requiring permission from the people who claim to own them. The sky stretches above every civilisation, every language and every belief, without declaring allegiance to any of them. Nature has never recognised a border. Yet human beings have spent centuries drawing lines across the world. We divide land into countries, countries into territories, and territories into properties. We organise ourselves through identities, traditions, languages and beliefs. These divisions help us create communities, preserve cultures and establish systems through which societies function. There is nothing inherently wrong with creating boundaries. The question is what happens wh...