No pun
intended, but... food for thought!
Thanks for the post.
One of the great mysteries is how life implies
death; and how milking (again, no pun intended) anything
"good" out of the whole drama seems to imply creating
something "bad".
But certainly, there are more and less graceful, or harmonious, ways to participate in the
ironies and cycles of nature. Unlike, say, traditional Native American cultures, we are extremely out of touch with
this major aspect of existence.
A big picture approach can be used to optimize the harmony we have with the rest
of nature. Yes, everything we are and do is part of nature; but the question is whether we are acting in harmony, or
in a selfish, human-centric, self-defeating, "cancerous" manner.
All those practices taint the food we eat.
I
think I'll go eat a free range, organic buffalo burger now.
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