All of it stems from a lack of resources.
From the first budding of life underwater, to the gigantic beasts of the Stone Age, to when humans first stood upright, the development of civilization, the transformation of human morality, the many scientific and technological advancements, and the evolution of thought, one question has always plagued everyone.
The scarcity of resources.
Single-celled organisms competed for organic matter, multicellular organisms preyed on other creatures and algae, the photosynthesis of plants required competing for the best positions in sunlight, algae grew longer, trees grew taller.
Because of scarce resources, competition arose between organisms. Those who adapted to the environment of their time were able to survive, thus leaving descendants... Generation after generation of mass extinctions and ecological upheavals eventually led to the birth of humans.
From birth to death, life is entirely a process of struggle.
