This question triggered next question?

1. Do birds kill each other for their existence?

I observed there are parrots, sparrows, Pigeons, Owls and new migratory birds in the same lawn playing independently without disturbing each other. They are not even showing any discomfort from a new set of birds intruding into their predefined territory.

I went to the internet to search if birds kills each other for their survival. I didn’t find any example at first glance and later, only a few species. Even the Crow (no a well respected bird among humans) when he gets a food, invites other crows by shouting to share that food.

2. Do Birds have territory like most of the animals have?

3. We should not even talk about territories dispute in Human race where Territories are not physical alone but expands to emotional and then acceptance and appreciation.

4. Is it because Birds have 3 dimensional space to expand and that space itself is Boundary less?

Does Design Thinking emerge from boundary-less thinking where there is security, trust and exploration?

Does that environment lead to pure entrepreneurship?

2. One other Banyan tree hidden in the corner of Madras gives the feeling of a grandfather. Lots of young children (small creepers) just climbing all around its body. The grandfather tree creates more such trunks from the hanging roots so that children get more spaces to cling on.

3. One young tree was growing purple-coloured flowers and parrots are just coming during play breaks to get refreshments.

4. One other tree was growing taller and taller, trying to claim more sunlight and visibility from everyone.

5. Now there were plants which are communicating like children playing in nurseries. Each plant is manifesting their uniqueness with shape, size, colour and beauty of flowers; each plant is trying to get attention from others and a few butterflies and bees are accepting them.

6. Some of the plants are not in a hurry to produce flowers and wants to contribute to mother nature by shaping their leaves and presenting themselves in different colours, cut and sizes like Diamond do.

7. I saw a set of plants fearful and just clinging to the concrete wall for the security.

8. I saw another set of plant which wants to rise on the back of other large tree by intermingling and building strong relationship with all branches and leaves of the tree.

Do we have similar pattern of personalities in Human Society?

Interesting output of human mind out of same invention. Should we call this phenomenon as Perspective, or something else?