Nature has a simple way to enable the survival of species.

It bets.

Different members of the species evolve differently. Some adapt and some resist. It’s how nature bets. Whatever adaptation is chosen, some will take it up, and others won’t.

As a result, the species survives despite all members who have chosen a way to adapt that wasn’t successful.

This process relies on a delicate balance of a slowly evolving ecosystem. It’s a speed at which species can benefit from its system of bets.

The price paid by individuals allows nature to always win.

Transforming the speed at which the ecosystem changes asks nature to make more drastic choices and bets.

Nature will survive. It is stronger than those who transform the ecosystem.