I've read Kacynski. I think he had the correct observations, but completely the wrong conclusions.
The same here with Luigi.
They way you phrased "he could have started a podcast" was slightly amusing though, 😄 but I know you meant it sincerely.
The disconnection goes beyond nature though extends to our modern lives. American life is not tribal, but we are bombarded by news in our "global village" and it causes this angst. Luigi will have bearing over my life, and here we are discussing it as it if happened down the street.
Human beings’ disdain for and mistreatment of nature, particularly animals, is appalling. The glee with which we inflict harm on awe-worthy species tells you everything you need to know about the human animal’s arrogance.
I've read Kacynski. I think he had the correct observations, but completely the wrong conclusions.
The same here with Luigi.
They way you phrased "he could have started a podcast" was slightly amusing though, 😄 but I know you meant it sincerely.
The disconnection goes beyond nature though extends to our modern lives. American life is not tribal, but we are bombarded by news in our "global village" and it causes this angst. Luigi will have bearing over my life, and here we are discussing it as it if happened down the street.
I'm a fan of your third option -- let's do that 😀
Human beings’ disdain for and mistreatment of nature, particularly animals, is appalling. The glee with which we inflict harm on awe-worthy species tells you everything you need to know about the human animal’s arrogance.
I wonder if Luigi read Mishima.