The planet neither asks to be saved nor requires redemption.

 The planet neither asks to be saved nor requires redemption. Yet humans, unable to bear their perception of a meaningless existence, become dependent on the need for some form of “meaning”—not because meaning is necessary, but because they cannot endure its absence. Thus, they invent causes, missions, and struggles—vain distractions masking the truth that nothing, in the end, can be “fixed.”