I assume vegans insist on organic veggies. Does that mean they use natural fertilizers? Don’t those come from animals? I guess there are things like rotating crops and permaculture that try to deal with depleting the soil but I don’t know if that is a requirement.
Also, I think that microscopic forms of life such as bacteria and protozoa are part of the animal kingdom. How do they get all of those off their veggies? I was watching a documentary about a religious group that wore masks over their faces to keep from accidently ingesting an insect. Maybe since a virus is not necessary alive they are good with those.
The world is full of so much variety in regards to humans. I have noticed that everyone except for myself seems to have some major blind spots in how they view life. Maybe you have noticed the same thing.
Until we get the telegram from God about all our controversies I guess we will just need to make allowances and get along. I am good with you being a vegan as long as you are good with me being an omnivore. I would even sit beside you on an airplane.
Vive la difference
homo unius libri
Saturday, March 4, 2023
Opus 2023-059: Vegan Amoeba
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