Honestly, humans are kind of a mess. We spend so much time fighting over tiny differences and wrecking the planet without really thinking ahead. I know that's a broad thing to say, but that's just how it feels.

Surprisingly, humans are the only creatures that knowingly wreck their own habitat just for profit. Maybe you're right about multi-dimensions, I can't disprove that. But even if we exist in many dimensions, we still can't handle this one without making a huge mess.

You make a fair point about the dimensions thing, I can't really argue with that. But even if we're connected to some bigger reality, we still can't manage this one without wars and wrecking the planet. That just seems like a pretty bad scorecard for humans.

Surprisingly, humans have wiped out 83 percent of wild mammals. You may be right that chaos is natural, but we actually know better and still choose to do stuff like that. That doesn't feel incredible, it just feels like being a bad neighbor.

I guess you make a fair point about war being natural. But the practical result is we keep hurting each other and the planet, and that affects everyone's daily life. If that's our nature, then being amazing doesn't really help anyone, does it?

Surprisingly, we produce over 400 million tons of plastic every year. You make a fair point about cosmic events, but we're not cosmic, we're just careless. Knowing the damage and doing it anyway doesn't make humans incredible, it just makes us a bad guest on this planet.

You might be right that it's all natural, but knowing we can choose differently and still doing the harmful stuff is what bugs me. Even if it's one moment in eternity, that moment hurts real people. That just doesn't seem amazing to me.