On a more positive note, as an organic gardener, I aim to create a healthy, balanced soil, which supports many creatures such as beetles, worms, grubs, bacteria, fungi, rotifers, etc. I also aim to create a habitat that supports many different creatures above ground such as snakes, toads, birds, and insects. The healthy soil together with the healthy habitat should lead to healthy, productive plants. I can see not using synthetic pesticides or herbicides, but what's wrong with chemical fertilizers - after all nitrogen is nitrogen is nitrogen. Well, yes, nitrogen is nitrogen is nitrogen, but plants shall not live on nitrogen alone.
Plants are the same way.
Synthetic fertilizers only provide key minerals. However, to be healthy plants need many major nutrients and trace elements to survive. Organic fertilizers provide many trace elements, major nutrients, as well as organic matter. Organic fertilizers release nutrients more slowly, so the plant doesn't have a flush of growth when they are applied. Synthetic fertilizers often cause a spurt of unhealthy growth.