@norG@photog.social Scarcity will drive people / animals to fight or compete.

Artificial Scarcity in the case of humans.

More around Artificial Scarcity below and the way it could be without greed or just much less...

That also includes added rules that nobody knows or sees / are too complicated / un-customisable / Top-down / selfish Laws made by rulers / government for their own favourable outcomes.

A Bee is more sovereign / individual - earth is a plentiful planet which is true for human I believe though not for all luxuries (and I think that's according to nature right and what we though we could do without damaging our habitat).

If we could accept everyone staying alive first / feeding people without over-taxing / profiting / indenting them- THEN we could really sort things out (it's a bit chicken and egg but working on doing things more humbly minimally we could still go back to thinking about other toys / brute-force ways that doesn't undo us and damage our lifestyles too). The way is important. Even one cow per family would solve a lot!

In this context, if the nectar was finance, then faster would be the debt creation and planet would lose out / breakdown from fighting!

So sharing is the way whether it's local only or something more... just withOUT cheating planet and people more often.

Another way to put it, the rulers have / stole planet but even if it's enough honey for all they would still want more or to put up the price to 'maximise profits' which some couldn't afford it.
They steal our energy like we might steal honey from bees!

Life is a lot cheaper than people think of course just layers on top and agents wanting more and more %. Just a bit more nature-based family keeps the 'economy' as the planet itself and not other arbitrary layers of greed / authoritarian domination.

We can achieve a lot more than the waste and over-kill in buying life when it was already given to us / could be given forward instead of paying back for other people's fault / mistakes / financial greed.

Might edit this... but first 2 paragraphs reply more directly to picture.