Who talks about human shit? The significance of a species can be defined
by the usefullness of it's shit. The Indians knew that and they
considered the cow holy , mainly because of its shit. With bullshit you
can egalize the floor and the walls of your house, dried bullshit is
used for incense, it makes excellent fuel for cooking and after the meal
you wash the dishes with the ashes. Holy cow!
erik
HealantHenry@xxxxxxx wrote:
>Much of philosophy can be directly attributed to humanity's relationship to
>its excrement:
>
>Ethics and morality were born when the first human stood erect, thereby
>having direct olafactory perception of its own genitals and anus.
>
>Meditations on the "fort" "da" of its excrement, early human's projected
>metaphysics with characteristics similar to shit: "god" is in me, yet not me.
>
>It may be the case, one could certainly make the case, that human excrement
>is the only genuine contribution humanity has ever made to the world.
>
by the usefullness of it's shit. The Indians knew that and they
considered the cow holy , mainly because of its shit. With bullshit you
can egalize the floor and the walls of your house, dried bullshit is
used for incense, it makes excellent fuel for cooking and after the meal
you wash the dishes with the ashes. Holy cow!
erik
HealantHenry@xxxxxxx wrote:
>Much of philosophy can be directly attributed to humanity's relationship to
>its excrement:
>
>Ethics and morality were born when the first human stood erect, thereby
>having direct olafactory perception of its own genitals and anus.
>
>Meditations on the "fort" "da" of its excrement, early human's projected
>metaphysics with characteristics similar to shit: "god" is in me, yet not me.
>
>It may be the case, one could certainly make the case, that human excrement
>is the only genuine contribution humanity has ever made to the world.
>