From his beginnings, man has distinguished himself from other forms of life for his ability to use natural resources, creating tools to improve his living conditions, and use them to guarantee his descendants initially more chances of survival and then growth . Its activity is now widespread all over the planet, there are no untapped or unexplored regions, and the few remaining areas, where its presence is scarcely significant, are gradually decreasing.
From a few thousand terrestrials, we humans have grown to a population of about 8 billion living beings, for which it is necessary to supply both food and a whole series of objects, indispensable to today's life or voluptuous, but completely non-existent when our ancestors the first flints chipped.
Today man produces and must produce tools, to design tools, which in turn will serve to build other tools.
Following this development of its activity, today the exploitation and consumption of the planet's natural resources is excessive, with serious environmental damage, making man's coexistence with that of all other terrestrial life forms increasingly difficult, reaching the paradox that the existence of man would be incompatible with the existence of the same on earth.
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