By the name of “superspecies”, we try to change the characteristics of the world and control nature with science. Thanks to science, many technologies have been invented to meet people's demand for products. Without anticipating the negative consequences, the invention sometimes causes more damage than it will cause later. In 1930, DDT used to kill insects was discovered by Paul Mueller, working for the Geigy chemical company in Switzerland. It was for this reason that the advantages of using DDT became immediately apparent (65). In a letter several years ago, the incredible side effect of using DDT was discovered. As biologists investigated the decline of eagles and hawks, they discovered the phenomenon of “biomagnification,” which compounds accumulate when ingested into the food chain (67). The DDT phenomenon proves that thinking like science is all about understanding the world in separate pieces. It is a lack of understanding of the rhythms, patterns and cycles of nature. Therefore, we must think beyond science to see the connections between us and nature, because in reality, this world is the world of