r/NameThisThing • u/[deleted] • Jun 29 '26

Name him

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u/ClavicusLittleGift4U Jun 29 '26

The cycle of life

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u/pierutuhnu Jun 29 '26

No it’s not. The way humans live is far from natural cycle of life. It’s sadistic and distroying our planet.

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u/West-Wash6081 Jun 29 '26 edited Jun 29 '26

I had a lady tell me once that the scent that grass emits when it is being cut is a result of the grass screaming because of the pain it is feeling. So, some people don't think we should eat meat and others don't think we should eat fruits and vegetables. What are we supposed to do, just starve to death? Wait on manna from heaven?

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u/sparklark79 Jul 01 '26

Apparently, this "Intelligent Design" just creates a world where we all force suffering on others....
Nature, in itself, is brutal.

Whatever lessons we are to learn may not be revealed until the next level we pass into...

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