On 10/7/2012 9:26 PM, Edgar Owen wrote:
> Why do humans always insist on interfering with the way nature works?
> And always at the expense of some life for or other?
Do they?
If for a second I play along with this preposterous premise, I have to
ask: Why do you insist human nature not part of nature?
Separating one form/expression of life from all others reflects the same
false belief that supports "interfering"/non-interfering aspects to
appear so.
KG
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