Even though they are human created forms, according to George Simmel worlds can turn against (?) people and life itself.

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George Simmel believed that the overwhelming intensity of modern life, as well as the rationalization and standardization of culture and society, could turn against people and life itself. He argued that the individual could feel overwhelmed and disconnected from society, leading to a sense of alienation and despair.

Even Though They Are Human Created Forms, According to George