I write more about this big-picture view of our relation to nature, elsewhere. My political views follow from my broader sense of existentialism and cosmicism. Humanism is indeed fragile when we appreciate the full implications of philosophical naturalism.

Here are some related articles, if you're interested:

https://medium.com/discourse/the-oxymoron-of-conservative-thought-e0c97a406092?sk=bf829f8f1fcb1fd4af6f5e4404220d26

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/telling-the-brutal-truth-about-conservatism-89984745f17?sk=174085419fe90365a3544149dc494c58

https://medium.com/the-philosophers-stone/the-promethean-revolt-and-the-cosmic-meaning-of-art-a43dd213ee91?sk=c53c9da512ed22b88d192242ba44070c

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/were-tormented-and-tantalized-by-cosmic-wildness-ad5f805068a8?sk=0cfed20d2e134c90e988cd5a5df10be7

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/the-vindication-of-autocracy-in-the-face-of-wild-nature-f242e2269e16?sk=e6a360dc99a127de37b5df96a7d267c1

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/scientific-progress-as-the-ogling-and-ravaging-of-nature-cb1d1343aa3c?sk=ee62c41a69767f409d170f3b4b8cca7a