There are countless possibilities for what nature truly intended for humans in terms of mating. The primary goal of any species is clear: to find safety from predators, procreate, and ensure our offspring reach an age where they can continue the cycle. Nature, in its intelligence, continually evolves, learning from the essence of genetic material and the nature of consciousness. The inherent drive of all life forms is to progress, to adapt, to make existence more reliable, and perhaps, over time, adaptable to various planets. Life's ultimate goal is survival, which includes learning to leave this planet.
Imagine a future where, somewhere in the cosmos, we discover a sister planet within our reach. With simple yet ingenious technology, humans might one day project or transport bodies from Earth to this new world. The pioneers will likely be a blend of the wealthy and those from more humble backgrounds.
Not all humans are destined to have offspring, and this too is by nature's design. Some are meant to support the community in other ways. These individuals—luminaries, shamans, philosophers, compassionate caregivers—are as essential as those who reproduce. Their calling is unique and deeply personal. No intelligent being should judge those who choose a different path, for they are vital to the tapestry of human existence.