Nature is the ultimate economy from "summary" of Deep Economy by Bill McKibben
From the intricate web of life in a forest ecosystem to the delicate balance of coral reefs in the ocean, nature operates on a system of efficiency and sustainability that surpasses any human economy. In nature, every organism plays a crucial role in maintaining the overall health of the ecosystem, with resources being used and recycled in a continuous cycle of growth and decay. This self-regulating system has been honed over millions of years of evolution, resulting in a level of complexity and efficiency that far exceeds anything humans have bee...
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