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...e and intelligence in the eyes, father of six and husband tender and caring. Lumber his trade, a sawmill his business, skilled hands creating sailing ...

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...o Inner and Outer awareness. Science practices this double standard. So do lumber companies and mining companies, and chemical companies. Their ... ...s there is a difference between how a house is made by nailing dead pieces of lumber together: and how a living ecosystem is made by mixing the ener... .... Take some living trees. Kill them. Cut them down. Then pile up the dead lumber… You have just invested some of your time and energy in killin... ...g thousand year-old trees for the ashes they could produce. Unable to use the lumber because the dead trees were too huge to cut up and move. The u... ...h…why? What for? The point is, by glorifying the mighty treekillers called lumberjacks like the mythical Paul Bunyan. By glorifying the mass kil... ...e butchers who do the hard dirty work… why is that, eh? Nobody glorifies the lumber mills where they cut up all the dead tree into planks, nobody gl... ...the archetype heroes: the trapper, the explorer, the rancher, the cowboy, the lumberjack the railroads are all just forms of improved mass slaughter ... ...of driven insane workers in the coal fields and iron and copper mines and the lumber companies… everyone trying to get rich quickly, the crazed masse... ...s cannot turn out duplicate cardboard boxes, cars, dead strips of wood called lumber, computers. Etc. Other species cannot overpopulate themselves ...