Because the nature and essence of animal emotions, which form the ground of their suffering, differ in the degree that such natures and essences differ among the species. In other words, our suffering is more profound, and naturally comes first.https://twitter.com/bAbAHAdAd/status/975543764830666752 …
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It's a question of degrees whose answer flows from the difference in our natures. The problem is more one of abstraction. We're nowadays inclined more to associate milk with a supermarket than with a cow. See what I mean? You have to come at like that if you wish to do anything.
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I recognize that there's a high level of dissociation involved.
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Yes exactly. In fact you're really very eloquent and your positions on the matter are well sophisticated. I just thought I'd point it out; as something indicative, as you suggest, of a wider, deeper problem.
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