I have a big problem with this statement. I’m a vegetarian, and my life is about as bad as it can get. I don’t have much of an appetite for meat, and I can’t seem to get past the fact that I eat a lot of processed food products. My family is vegetarian, and we eat the same kind of food, but I could kill anyone who tried to talk me into eating meat.
My biggest problem with meat is that it takes a lot of chemicals to make it into my body. While some animals are raised in cages where they can only eat the foods they are allowed, others are raised in so-called “free-range” farming where they have access to a much wider variety of foods. While I don’t know how much of the chemical stuff I’m consuming is from animals, I would assume that a large majority of it is from my eating habits.
The best source for information on the food industry is David Suzuki’s work. His website has even more information. A quick Google search for “co2 at 25 degrees c” brings up lots and lots of links.
I am now convinced that every time I eat something that is not organic, its in another part of the food chain. I’ve tried reading the ingredient labels on most of the food I’ve bought, but I’m still only able to discern that the food I’m eating contains a certain amount of a specific ingredient and not that it was grown in a laboratory with all the genetic manipulation to make it so.
As if that weren’t enough, it turns out that a plant that has been bred to produce the particular chemicals used in co2 production (and in general, all things energy-related) is genetically modified to produce the particular chemicals needed for the plant to grow. This plant is called “henry’s law constant,” the actual chemical in question is named “co2.
This may be a small leap of faith, but it’s also a big one. It also shows that even the most minute differences between the “natural” and the “genetic” produce the same result. In other words, there is no difference between the two. If we take this to its logical conclusion, if the natural is the same as the genetic, then every natural thing must be genetically the same (or at least as good).
Now, we all know evolution is a process, but let’s think about it a little bit. How would you define a biological thing? Well, a biological thing is a living organism. It doesn’t have to be alive in order to be a biological thing. For example, a flower is a biological thing because a flower isn’t alive. A frog is a biological thing because a frog isn’t alive.
A frog is still a biological thing because a frog is still a living organism. A flower is still a living organism because a flower is still a living organism. So, there are biological things and there are biological living things.
biological things are, in some ways, the most important of our bodies.
Our bodies are made up of biological things, of course. But they also include non-biological things as well, like emotions and thoughts. These things are called “biological mental states.” In other words, the biological state of a person is just like the physical state of a person. But, unlike a physical state, the biological state of a person doesn’t need to be controlled.