Recreation Nature

This article offers an integrative, interdisciplinary model of bereavement as a biotechnology developmental process that unfolds in cultural context of mankind about dignity of nature due to creating unusual bio-molecules or microorganisms. The investigation of chemical, biochemical, biological and even social evolution of elements, molecules and life forms existing in our solar system and the Earth has, in the past, included observations, theoretical modeling, and laboratory simulations of these subjects. However, one of the principal successes of novel technologies and particularly biotechnology (molecular biology, genetic engineering, systems biology, gene therapy etc) has been the creation of microorganisms, small or complexes bio-molecules that can serve as simplified models or even more complicated bio-molecules complexes commonly not found in nature. Creation of different microorganisms or bio-molecules, by human and newly developed biosciences, has raised concerns about unusual natural functions. The current challenge and how to comply these activities with religious concerns and the dignity of the nature (aspects from ethical, social, ecological and biosafety issues) about these subjects are to expand the palette of these functional subjects is how to integrate them in recreating a new kind of "nature' that can be called as "second nature' or "repeated nature".