“To imagine a language is to imagine a form of life.” — Ludwig Wittgenstein
When we speak of other-than-human beings, our language oft leads us to talk in most distanced & unfeeling terms of our natural kin. Collectively we’re depriving many beings of their rights even to exist, let alone flourish.
When we speak of other-than-human beings, our language oft leads us to talk in most distanced & unfeeling terms of our natural kin. Collectively we’re depriving many beings of their rights even to exist, let alone flourish.
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Max Wilbert
The last line of the introduction to the Wikipedia article on insects says, "Human activities are having serious effects on insect biodiversity."
Do you see why this is a problem?
Do you see why this is a problem?
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