And you think you know something about Berlin.Hobbes' Choice wrote:They are also highly addictive. They are crammed with a type of carbohydrate that is loaded with calories but do not satiate the appetite, so that kids want more and more and their bodies never signal 'stop I've had enough". I think they call it fructose corn syrup.vegetariantaxidermy wrote:What's a 'twinkie'? Ok googled it. A deep-fried faux-sponge finger with some synthetic white goop inside it. How American. Loving 'moms' like to give their morbidly obese children several boxes of these daily to take to school for lunch and 'recess'.
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Berlin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1FLZPFI3jc
If you're paying attention you know of the most recent atrocity against humanity. Against Life.
Tis not geography shaping the global tribe of No, which means negation.
From the muck of the slung grows the lotus, grasshopper. Obviously from this we can say that as Buddha is not bound to single form, given the premise of consciousness-as-access-point-No not limited to one, neither is that bound to form which Shelley identified as the monster.
As the allegorical monster imitates humanness, so are the creations of man that are identified by man as having heart creations of man, and thus art, when self-cherishing man surrenders to ahimsa. More can be learned in the Ethics forum.
One more thing grasshopper ... You are what you eat proves you are not the body.
