I think this is another mystery of the Universe. God made the animals
to eat each other? To feed us? To give us consolation in our
solitude?

I thought about it last night and I said to myself, "That's a job for
the Wise TibetanMonkey!" It's no secret that I draw inspiration from
animals, not unlike the hunter-gatherers that painted them and
worshiped them. Yes, there was a time when humans gave the animals
magical powers that went with them in good and bad times.

I don't believe they got magical powers, but I do believe they have
precious secrets for us. If we look at the way animals behave toward
each other, we see a mix of competition and cooperation among them.
It's not pure Darwinism, if we accept that to be what the Republicans
preach and Christians accept. It's the Wisdom of the Jungle that we
adopt a competitive-cooperative system with more emphasis on
cooperation. We need to drop the Rat Race, so to speak.

Going back to God creating the animals, perhaps we can find some good
reasons for it.


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On Dec 19, 11:58 am, "?" wrote:
On Dec 19, 6:43 am, "TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher"

wrote:
I think this is another mystery of the Universe.

Why are you pondering **** like that at sunrise when you could be out
and about, cruising the beach and checking out the bitches?

Actually my beach is very depressing. As I said, the area is full of
**** --that's dog **** and cat ****-- and the bitches are not that
great. We also have our share of bums, who spoil the whole thing and
makes you wonder about the meaning of "life's a beach."

Remember our motto: "We need more Beach Bums, and fewer bums."

Even in beautiful Key West --paradise for cyclists and motorcyclists--
the bums spoil the landscape.

What can we do? Well, it is said "THE REVOLUTION IS ABOUT
SOLUTIONS."

On Dec 20, 1:02 pm, "?" wrote:
On Dec 20, 6:33 am, "TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher"

wrote:
I saw a documentary about dolphins that go berserk and attack. It
would be intimidating being in the water but they could easily bump a
kayak. Still, I feel safe in the statistics.

The only dolphins I've ever been really close to were in Sea World and
Marineland, they were in tanks where the public could touch them.

But various legends about human encounters with wild dolphins say that
they were friendly to and even protective of humans, pushing drowning
people to shore.

Dolphins were predatory like us but went through a growing experience
similar to what I'm proposing for society.

But some dolphins are still dangerous...

http://www.snagfilms.com/films/title..._the_wild_side