See, the problem with humans is that they think they're the most important and even if they don't they still cannot think of anything else but placing themselves at the center of every theme.
Talking about god? It was all for humans, sinful or not.
Talking about humans? They are sinful, yet have good in them.
Communists talk about humans? They must be eradicated yet the ones who do the eradicating won't be eradicated.
Your family talks about you? Pretend you're not there and be angry when they laugh at your flaws, but then laugh back at theirs and see their own demise into self-deprecation.
Your close ones try to make you feel as if they were not important only to make you tell them they indeed are important? Remove yourself from their immediate vicinity. Go for a walk, find true happiness in watching the grass grow - there's something truly rewarding in understanding that this very grass is close to your own being. You both were a part of the same space dust.
Humans, talking about being so lucky to be on a planet in "just" the right place. It is right for humans, right not for not humans, so no, they're not lucky nor chosen - they just exist. Nothing more to life than being and experiencing what is and what is then not, once that life passes and is no more.
>To make one hateful of your own words, ask if they feel they are important or would the planet, rather, be important. They can answer to both yes, or yes to the first or the second, or none. In all cases you can just simply say: you're wrong on all accounts. None of it matters if it matters. There is no reason for nature to seek appreciation from other beings as the nature just is, and so is the life all beings life under nature's laws. No life is important - it just is, and so no planet it would be on would as well be of importance, as it would just be, among countless others in a single point in time until it isn't there.
