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"Everything that is, is."
"Everything that is not, can be."
"Everything that cannot be, doesn't matter much anyways."
~ ?
"In some animistic worldviews found in hunter-gatherer cultures, the human being is often regarded as on a roughly equal footing with animals, plants, and natural forces. Therefore, it is morally imperative to treat these agents with respect. In this worldview, humans are considered a denizen, or part, of nature, rather than superior to or separate from it."
~Wikipedia, on Animism
"Everything that is not, can be."
"Everything that cannot be, doesn't matter much anyways."
~ ?
"In some animistic worldviews found in hunter-gatherer cultures, the human being is often regarded as on a roughly equal footing with animals, plants, and natural forces. Therefore, it is morally imperative to treat these agents with respect. In this worldview, humans are considered a denizen, or part, of nature, rather than superior to or separate from it."
~Wikipedia, on Animism