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letslearntogether 3 years ago

Just updating some links; don't mind me.

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fragmentandreflect 3 years ago

I am most drawn to eating a vegan diet myself and when I do a lot of yoga and meditation I lose my taske for meat and dairy completely. At the same time, there ar times that I really crave meat and will sometimes eat it (and eggs as well). When I buy from small local farmers it somehow feels okay to me spiritually. I also sometimes eat wild meat that is hunted by family members of mine.

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fragmentandreflect 3 years ago

Although the way animals are hunted these days isn't very noble or sacred, I've read about the hunting practices of certain Indigenous tribes on Northern Turtle Island and there is a great honouring of the sacrifice that an animal makes and I have read that animals will often offer themselves up willingly.

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fragmentandreflect 3 years ago

There's also the whole issues of how many Indigenous peopel live and being in harmony with the local plants and wildlife and for many Tribal Groups veganism would be impossible, like say the Iniut. Inuit Throat singer Tanya Tagaq is very outspoken about the Inuit's right to harvest seals for food and to sustain their communities through sales and export.

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fragmentandreflect 3 years ago

I shifted my perspective on seal huntning and Indigenous people's rights to harvest on their traditional territories after I began understanding colonialism better.

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fragmentandreflect 3 years ago

I sometimes get stuck in the supermarket for long periods of times pondering whether cashews that traveled an ocean to get here are really less harmful than a box of eggs from a local farmer (even thoguh I don't really like eggs). wouldn't animals be harmed during all the transportation of many specialty vegan items, whether directly through the interference of the large vessels that transport goods,

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fragmentandreflect 3 years ago

or through pollution? I wonder a lot how my love for vegan food can be reconciled with all of these things. I love tempeh, though apprently soy farms are almost as bad as cattle farms when it comes to deforestation and destruction.

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fragmentandreflect 3 years ago

I really understand everything you write though, and my heart is there too!

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

Those are great points! Many indigenous peoples have given wonderful examples of how to respect Nature (e.g.: honoring the life of the animal by utilizing every single aspect of it)...

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

...While I wouldn't personally partake, I don't see anything wrong with meat, eggs, or milk that is acquired locally through hunting or small farms where it is treated in a similar manner (i.e.: in a way that is ecologically sustainable and respectful of the animal)...

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

...especially if its use as food and material is absolutely necessary for human survival. In my opinion, the "main issue" is that these considerations are entirely neglected by large portions of the world population most of the time...

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

...The huge intake of meat often leads to factories that contribute to environmental degradation, animal abuse, dangers to workers, waste, and pollution. As you've pointed out though, the same could be said of a lot of large scale agriculture too (including "alternatives" like soy, almonds, etc.)...

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

...That is a subject that I would like to cover in a future article (i.e.: how the current state of agriculture affects the environment and influences our diet, and further, give some ideas on what we can do to make it better for all life)...

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letslearntogether 3 years ago

...Thank you so much for your input! I hope it did not come off as being pushy about veganism. I have high a respect for anyone who is trying the best that they can with whatever resources that they have.

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fragmentandreflect 3 years ago

I look forward to reading that article. You didn't come across as pushy at all, I agree with you completely about large scale meat and dairy production. And I was hoping I didn't come across like I was trying to convert you to carvivorism.

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antares scarbyte

3 years ago

You made the right choice picking Godot over Unity.

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scarbyte 3 years ago

Aside from what's been happening recently with Unity, after using godot a lot I realized Unity's workflow is so poorly designed

pixelglade vertpush

3 years ago

Love your website aesthetic (y2K?!) and your layout and artwork are really cool. Following :) (also forgot to mention - thank you for the follow!)

vertpush 3 years ago

Thanks so much for the nice comment ;w; I loooove your art, your work is beautiful. I don't understand aesthetic all that well, I'm picking apart my favorite bits of the internet and shoving them all together hahah <3 Thank you!

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pixelglade 3 years ago

You're welcome! I'm so happy you like my artwork <3 At least in terms of Y2K I learned more about it through CARI (Consumer Aesthetic Research Institute)'s website and Twitter. I found it a really good starting point for finding artists I like in the style. You're right though, there's so much hidden y2k stuff on the web waiting to be discovered. :)

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vertpush 3 years ago

WHOAAA! I dove into CARI, just scratching the surface. I *love* neo-Y2K. Thank you for sharing it! I could scroll through here for hours!

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pagespages

3 years ago

Digimon > Pokemon. FIGHT ME!

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xxhalfemptyxx 3 years ago

im so conflicted, i've grown up watching digimon anime series religiously when i was younger but i also don't think it'll ever compare to pokemon even though pokemon probably came after digimon

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pagespages 3 years ago

Fair. At least I did not put my opinions on where Beyblade, Monster Rancher and Dinosaur King on the list, then people would really get mad at my placement of Pokemon. Additionally, Digimon can be watched seriously in subtitled format.

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