As a parting word for yourself before the journey. It is already clear that a book is taking shape. This will be a documentary text, a kind of travelogue, notes from a traveler around the world of special people. And if earlier the texts came down to me on their own, entered into me, lifting the door off its hinges, settled in, settled in, registered itself in my heart forever, now it’s different. This is conscious writing that does not appear out of thin air and at the behest of inspiration.

I was lying in this big cold bed infertility beds of blood and pain and with tears put an end to it point of no return like the very final one which I'm so afraid of something like that that will never happen again that will never happen again not in any of my lives and so I mourn this mourning how they mourned him all those tears of happiness who was against I cry with tears of unfulfilled and fulfilled rewind rewind rewind we had such a good time we felt so bad us we us we we we I don't want

differentiated body bleeding pale wandering and going from point a to point b from nowhere to nowhere always looking for something and finding nothing the body is an antagonist of human crimes, an antagonist of my love to you my fragile tender those lo in the addiction of human existence in the synthesis of sensations in the hole of pain I'm looking for ways to solder myself a parody of intimacy - I kiss my sharp shoulders while he lies down on the edge of the bed after a work shift and turns

Book topics in reverse order Introduction What is the difference between actual and irrelevant philosophy? Current philosophy, in contrast to its opposite, answers key problems that are on the verge of the possibilities of social cognition and action, the solution of which in one way or another affects all spheres of social life.

Mark Bekoff Mark Bekoff is a professor in the Department of Environmental, Population and Organic Biology at the University of Colorado Boulder. Areas of research: animal behavior, cognitive ethology (the study of animal minds), behavioral ecology, environmental stewardship, human-animal interactions, and animal rights advocacy. Original article: Marc Bekoff “Resisting Speciesism and Expanding the Community of Equals” BioScience, Vol. 48, no. 8 (August 1998), pp.