Ecosystems are the source of wonderful ideas, but their value is often ruined by the dualism inherent in the human landscape.
For example, the theories of the pure scientist become the inventions of the engineer, the art make art for art’s sake becomes exploited by the impresario, or, last but certainly not least, the messianic message becomes dogma.
The healthy qualia we need is a gift from ecosystems, while the traumatizing qualia is the cost of the addictive economy.
This dualism reflects the qualiadelic aesthetic. Healthy qualia, more beautiful, are powered by Little Dopamine while trauma, often sublime are powered by Big Dopamine economics. The one provides the seeds of growth and the other wilt of decay.