Continuing yesterdays discussion about why I'm quitting meat. We talked about the emotions and feelings involved in eating meat, then we thought about how that meat is connected to the world around me. Today, we're going to look a little bit into some science behind those feelings to see if those feelings are justified. A real-life example of how to Live ECO.
The Moment of Change Sitting behind the wheel of my car, staring into the glaring red brake lights of the car in front of me on the H-1 highway. The idyllic, world-famous Waikiki just several miles away to my left, beautiful green mountain ranges (think Jurassic Park) in the distance
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