Existential Responsibility: Beyond Intention and Time (Read in description)

There exists a responsibility deeper than time’s influence or changing contexts. For instance, a responsibility not to pollute consciousness with corruption, or to wield fear as a manipulative power tool. What do we name this kind of responsibility? To my understanding, it appears to be marked by the absence of intention and ideas. At first, this might seem like a compromise, but upon deeper reflection, it resonates with the pure responsibility evident in nature. The sun has a responsibility, but not an intention. The sea, the trees, and nature’s entire ecosystem carry responsibility, not through intention but through their very existence. Sadly, this fundamental responsibility is often forgotten.