4/25/98, boddhisatva wrote: >The only reason that African savannah predators don't wipe out >their prey species is that they can't catch them. You are ignorant, pure and simple. But then theororists of your ilk never worry much about reality, they see facts a clay, to be selectively molded to fit their theroies. Have you never heard of territoriality? By territorialility, and territoriality only, predator populations are kept within the `carrying capacity' (look it up) of the ecosystem. >Under my tree I learned that concepts like balance, cycles and >self-limitng are what is caled name-and-form. As such they are illusions. >Everything in the universe is impermanent. So say the *real* bodhisattvas. If you really believed that, you wouldn't be on this list, or spending you life in front of a screen. rkm
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