Many millenia ago, did humans stop eating their natural diet in an attempt to force unnatural mental views of what they call adaptation, thriving, natural, intelligence, to live in outer space?
Is it possible that instinct isn't a form of control, the way humans view animals as being controlled. But it's a way to know the possibility of every outcome that will ever happen from any choice you make?
Is it possible that now, the organization of the world to work together all toward "one goal" for a better world, happier civilization, etc. is just a cover up for humans "buying time" so they can make the technologies to live past the "end of the world." Which I'm sure they see as the end of life.
Animals choose to eat what's best in their environment to experience the feeling of thriving. Not because they have no choice because they're "being controlled." I eat the way I do because the way I feel is worth it.
I go to great lengths to eat the way I do. Some call it obsessive, I call it "you don't know how good this makes me feel."
I refuse to live to not thrive. I measure quality of life not in how many years you spend alive, but by the quality of the time you'll spend alive. I never know when I'll die, but I know when I do I'll be content and won't want to go back and change anything.
