Friday, 3 January 2025

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Lament For The Co-Inheritors Of The Kindom, In Hue 

I never thought about the Book Of Genesis 

until I read that God also made a covenant with the animals. 

Wet Charcoal and Indian Red

 are for pilot whale fetuses 

cut out from their mothers and left to rot on docks after the grind, 

by Faeroe Islands whalers.

Shredded Mauve is for esophogi of geese forcibly gavaged,

 or the ruptures where thier stomaches burst,

 in Belgium, Bulgaria, Spain and France

or the color of the vomit of little Mauritanian girls

 on fattening farms, 

in a land where ancient Berber quatrains laud stretchmarks 

as pearls to fulfill the bridegrooms' corpulent canon.

Bright Cyan is for the blue bruises on the head of the piglet 

who just had a cinder block dropped on her head 

by the diurnally sober dropout, 

smoke in mouth- for funat the Kentucky factory farm. 

Be prepared for 3 billion pigs by 2050 

awaiting live scalding and slaughter in global shoat Treblinkas, 

thanks to the crescent yen for pork by Asians.

Canary Yellow and Cotton Candy Pink 

are for the edge of a beak left exposed 

after a metal beak shearer makes its jagged slice.

 Bone White is for seas of wool sheep packed onto top decks

 of New Zealand transport ships, pelted by hail, wet snow,

and bitter winds throughout, roomy 

as orzo poured into a pot, freezing at night and bleating, 

half of them dead upon arrrival at Middle Eastern ports.

 And Maroon and Roija Brown are for mulesing mutilation, 

hindquarters skinned raw, 

80 million wool lambs strong In Australia, 

to prevent flies on their butts. Flies on their butts. 

May we flay your balls, mate, 

so you don't get a sweat rash?

Never. But they flay the woman's clitoris in Africa. 

Her colors are Grape and Custom Claret.

 Maybe the force-fed and the clit-less in East Africa 

should get together for abuse-survivor groups 

led by Mrs. Lillian from Victim Services. 

The women and the animals have something in common

eclipsed apprehension

of their sacred reflections. 

Patriarchy's stubborn memes in this time of late transition are how to use, 

rather than how to cherish. I

nnochka dances in a glass window off of Highway 375 in Detroit, 

tricked when she arrived in the States,

 and her bus ticket read Chicago instead of Philadelphia 

as she was promised in the ads. 

A nanny doesn't wear thongs, 

stilettos and nipple shields, 

and isn't told to dance for truckers in transparent rooms, 

9/10ths naked while drugged. 

Her colors are Sparkling Silver and Disco Ball Multi. 

Transluscent is for the release of sorrow 

in remembrance of these sufferings

 and for the saki some Japanese drink to numb their knowledge 

of the spear-happy Taiji dolphin slaughter.

Greyed Geranium Lake 

is for those watersthose muddled, 

Crimson Red waters.

 It is expensive to wake up. 

Cpious amounts of capital will shift when we do

. Mind-boggling amounts. 

But the Sky Blue aura of the Divine Mother, 

and the Turquiose Blue of Shiva and Shakti will cradle the world, 

and when it does, remember the blue when the houses of cards fall. -Barbara Zukowski

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Wild animal suffering, particularly in cases of prolonged death, is a significant yet under-discussed aspect of ecology and ethics. It arises in various contexts, including predation, disease, starvation, injuries, environmental disasters, and more. Here's a breakdown of some of the most prolonged and severe types of suffering that wild animals may endure:

1. Starvation

  • Cause: Habitat destruction, competition for resources, or environmental changes.
  • Impact: Starvation leads to a slow and painful death as the animal's body consumes its own tissues to survive. It can cause extreme weakness, organ failure, and susceptibility to predation.

2. Predation

  • Prolonged Deaths: Some predators, such as certain insects or large carnivores, may incapacitate prey but not kill them immediately. For example:
    • Spiders paralyze prey with venom and consume them over time.
    • Some carnivores, like lions or hyenas, may begin eating prey before it is fully dead.
  • Fear and Distress: The process is often accompanied by immense stress and panic.

3. Parasitism

  • Internal Parasites: Parasites such as liver flukes, tapeworms, and nematodes can live inside animals, slowly damaging organs and causing prolonged suffering.
  • External Parasites: Ticks, mites, and leeches cause constant irritation, blood loss, and vulnerability to infections.
  • Example: Parasites like Cordyceps fungi take control of the host's body and mind, leading to death after prolonged suffering.

4. Injuries and Infections

  • Cause: Natural fights, predator attacks, accidents, or environmental hazards (e.g., falling into crevices).
  • Outcome: Wild animals rarely have access to rest or recovery, so even minor injuries can lead to infections, gangrene, or slow death.

5. Harsh Weather and Natural Disasters

  • Extreme Conditions: Freezing temperatures, droughts, and storms can cause hypothermia, dehydration, or death from exposure.
  • Prolonged Struggles: Animals endure days or weeks of extreme discomfort before succumbing.

6. Disease

  • Outbreaks: Rabies, mange, distemper, and other diseases can spread widely among wild populations.
  • Prolonged Suffering: Symptoms like wasting, fever, or neurological impairment may last for weeks or months.

7. Human-Caused Suffering

  • Poaching and Trapping: Injuries from snares or traps often lead to slow and agonizing deaths.
  • Pollution: Ingestion of plastics or toxins can cause internal injuries and slow poisoning.

Addressing Wild Animal Suffering

Efforts to address wild animal suffering face ethical, practical, and ecological challenges. Strategies might include:

  • Wildlife Rehabilitation: Treating injured or sick animals.
  • Conservation Measures: Preserving ecosystems to ensure sustainable resources.
  • Research and Advocacy: Exploring humane interventions, such as immunocontraception to manage populations humanely.

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“Familiarity breeds liking. This is a mere exposure effect.”

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Wednesday, 1 January 2025

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The Courage to Be Disliked by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga is that personal freedom and happiness come from understanding and applying the principles of Adlerian psychology. This philosophy emphasizes that we are not bound by past experiences, but rather by the meaning we assign to those experiences. It encourages us to take responsibility for our lives, live authentically, and prioritize self-acceptance over the approval of others.

Key Takeaways:

  1. The Past Does Not Define You: Your current life is not determined by past traumas or experiences. Instead, your present choices shape your life. You can reinterpret the past and choose how to move forward.

  2. Separation of Tasks: Much of the stress in life comes from trying to control others’ opinions or decisions. Adlerian psychology encourages you to focus on your own tasks and allow others to handle theirs.

  3. Happiness Lies in Contribution: True happiness stems from living in harmony with others and contributing to the greater good. This requires developing courage and stepping beyond self-centered desires.

  4. Interpersonal Relationships Are Key: Struggles in life often come from interpersonal conflicts. Building respectful and equal relationships is crucial to living a fulfilled life.

  5. Courage to Be Disliked: Seeking universal approval is impossible and unnecessary. Courage involves being true to yourself even if it means facing disapproval.

The book is presented as a dialogue between a philosopher and a young man, making its ideas approachable and conversational while challenging common assumptions about self-worth and happiness. It invites readers to embrace their freedom, let go of limiting beliefs, and live authentically.


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An extroverted brain's dopamine reward system responds more actively than an introverted brain's to rewards such as money, sex, social status, and social affiliation,

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  1. Dopamine and Extroversion: Research does suggest that extroverts generally have a more active dopamine reward system than introverts. This means extroverts tend to feel more excitement and reward from external stimuli, like social interactions, status, or tangible rewards such as money.

  2. Introversion Prevalence: The claim that two-thirds of all people are introverts isn't supported by most studies. Estimates generally suggest that the population is roughly evenly split between introverts and extroverts, with some variations based on culture and measurement methods. In certain contexts, ambiverts (those who fall between introversion and extroversion) may also play a significant role.
















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The Upanishads arose after the Vedas were completed, starting around 2,800 years ago. Philosophical and speculative in nature, they present divergent views on the nature of the world and the structure of the universe. However, three themes recur: (1) the correlation between the human body and the larger cosmic order, (2) the primacy of the breath, and (3) the importance of food.

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