“I hope that the skunks do well in the future.”
I do too, Dan. I do too.
You do realize of course that the reason you feel as you do about skunks is based largely on the particular accumulation of personal experiences in your life that predisposed you to feel this. And that had those experiences been different you might well have, instead, come to feel a loathing for them. And that in a No God world there does not appear to be a way for, among others, philosophers to determine how one ought to feel about skunks. Objectively for example.
I am of the opinion that some treat creatures other than human with the same irrevarance as they do, for some express the opinion that they are, after all God’s creations as well.
This type of argument can come closer to truth, when considering the possibility, that man with his progressive tools of adaptation to the brave new world, or New World Order, may pre-decease the cock roach , in his attempt to form a new nuclear family.
Butt out of this, Mr. Sokal. You made your point. People were embarrassed.
But that you insist on making it still – and here of all places! – stinks.
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I heard skunks are omnivores.
And when they make poos, they are a lot like human poos.
This may be fitting here, as we must be a part…
( of Nature)
And this:
“Since nature created mankind, perhaps nature is more cruel than mankind.
But sometimes nature creates something beautiful or peaceful.
It basically contradicts itself.”
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I’d be tempted to fry all of that food to make it digest easier and taste better.
But maybe the raw foods people are right.
Anyways, here is a lady feeding her skunk.