Our cultural (socio-political-economic-religious) belief systems do not frame how we treat and respond to the physical, natural and social world (other people and species).

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Our cultural belief systems, encompassing socio-political-economic-religious aspects, significantly influence how we perceive, interact with, and respond to the physical, natural, and social world, including our treatment of other people and species. These belief systems shape our values, ethics, and behaviors, affecting our decisions and actions towards the environment and society.

Our Cultural (Socio-Political-Economic-Religious) Belief Systems Do Not Frame How We