Vegetarian Documentary - Structure Governs Function - Part 1 of 3

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[unclegus]

@BringBRToTheUK - The word EVOLVED, simply means CHANGE.  Because humans changed to eat meat... and that was the "last" thing we did - does it mean we shouldn't change back? - because we "CHANGED" to eat meat - we never need to "change" again...?

So because humans are now fed coca-cola and macdonalds and processed foods - we shouldn't change back to Living, Organic, Natural Foods?

Food doesn't Vibrate - not really - but it causes Vibrations in the human. Humans oscillate - we drum to the beat.

[unclegus]

@BringBRToTheUK - Food is more "radiation" orientated. Fruit trees for example - grow up higher - trying to reach out-towards the universe - they have so many leaves, they soak in a great deal of cosmic and solar radiations.

Root Vegetables 4 example - soak up more of Earth's geo-magnetic radiations.

These r BASE radiations which CAUSE HEALTH in the "evolved" human, as the plant only synthesizes the best.

It's not got the metabolic-waste and secondary radiations of animals.

[unclegus]

@paenitet7nullum - Of course. Vegetarianism is for the individual. It's an individual's choice. It is not a collective choice for the whole species. Vegetarianism made an appearance when it was no longer necessary to eat animals to survive and some people chose that option. I hope vegetarianism is always an option for people who want it. I think it's a good choice to make.

[paenitet7nullum]

@unclegus things do happen automatically but biologically speaking there is always remnants of what used to be. there will always be a force fighting change.

[83redrose83]

I am vegetarian because it's gross to eat another living thing, the way the animal is mistreated, I want to be healthy and have a clear conscience.

[unclegus]

@paenitet7nullum - It is true. Humans do have incredible nerve energy and stamina. It does takes intelligence and focus to hunt.

It also takes intelligence to plan and grow fruit and vegetables and nuts and make them successfully produce. It takes persistence every morning to go out and kill the bugs eating your trees and veggies. Things happen automatically. Vegetarianism happened automatically when the conditions were favourable. I swim for fun. I don't swim with a spear looking for fish.

[unclegus]

@hooprug34 - I don't have to. The term is self-explanatory. It obviously means that the human will spend long amounts of time and energy in nature, looking and waiting for an opportunity to kill an animal. Primitive tribes did this with spears.

Humans can also sit on a computer all day long, designing systems, art, games, etc

Humans can grow fruit orchards, vegetable gardens, nut trees, milk cows, chooks, bees hives and live long fulfilling lives without ever eating an animal.

[unclegus]

@AppleSouffle - I don't know if I replied to this one. But Indian vegetarians do not eat healthy vegetarian food. They mostly eat spicy sauces with white rice. They're hardly eating many raw fruits and vegetables and nuts.

[hooprug34]

@unclegus Two words: Persistence Hunting. Look it up.

[paenitet7nullum]

@UndyingRevolution dude babies are yummy and strangling them is the quietest safest cheapest way to go to kill them. Now on a serious note; the lion has claws and sharp teeth, nobody complains when they kill elephants. Elephants; are really big and stuff,nobody complains when they eat endangered trees. Our hands were built for tools and thats what we use them for, our feets were made for running and thats NOT what we use them for(and thats our problem). life does what it is made to do to survive