Question

Why would the topic of human nature be important for developing an ideal form of government?

Answer 1

For modern society to develop normally, the people themselves, first of all, need to understand that the use of natural resources uncontrolled in the future will have serious consequences. But, unfortunately, in some countries the government solves environmental problems as they arrive, although there is such an organization as the "Club of Rome", it is engaged in environmental forecasting. People need to be given to understand that they are only part of nature and the consumption of natural resources should be roughly equal to the rest of the living creatures. In developed countries environmental education is at a good level, children from early years are taught to appreciate and cherish the environment. It is developed only in prosperous countries, and as the majority of adults belong to ecological consciousness very neutrally, simply because of ignorance of all ecological situation in the biosphere.