Can we really control anything? Do the homo-sapiens have really any control over the other homo-sapiens and/or those things they possess? Is not it largely contingent matter where the dependency of the dependents empowers those who are in control? If it is true that the power to control depends on the level of the dependency of those who are being controlled, then how can we theorize the assurances of sustainability where the term itself depends on the perfect functioning of the related things on which our control is factually contingent in nature? For example, let us assume that the whole world has set the nature free from human interruption, can we then claim it with a cent percent guarantee that we have achieved sustainable development? If the answer is yes, then how the homo-sapiens will be living their lives in the future? Is it possible to bring all the extinctions back from the lost? Is it really possible to compensate all the losses to the nature caused by us?

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