Economy is the Jungle of the Human Civilization

This paper examines the idea that human civilization remains fundamentally in a survival stage, where survival has shifted from natural environments to economic systems. It presents the economy as a constructed “jungle” shaped by competition, power, and resource distribution. The study highlights how adaptability, an inherent human trait, is often misinterpreted as the unconscious pursuit of money and power. It further explores the role of awareness, self-acceptance, and conscious reproduction in addressing the deeper crisis of humanity, which lies not only in economic structures but in the lack of consciousness within them.