Lorax v.s. The Once-ler (A Tale of Sociological Mindfulness)

Once upon a time there was a man who disregarded all paths of mindfulness in order to pursue his goal of the thneed. The thneed we speak of is made from the tufts of a Trufula tree. These trees support a lively habitat for various bears, odd birds, and singing fish. Their fruits give nutrients and their treetops give homes to the nests of the birds. When the Once-ler enters this forest he doesn't take the time to understand the life these creatures have there, or how their form of society works. The Once-ler barges in, picks up an axe and just starts swinging. If he had been sociologically mindful he would have seen the havoc he was wreaking on the habitat of these animals. The Lorax is then summoned to prevent any further damage to come to the forest. Without the forest there would be no homes, no shelter, no food and the whole area would die. The Once-ler only sees great big Trufula trees of cash. By being sociologically mindful he could have weighed the cost of decimating the land around him versus make a piece of clothing no one really even needed. By being sociological mindful he would have made the right choice and just walked away.