I think point 4 is the point the poster is trying to make.
We’re so far removed from nature, so far removed from the thing that lets us live, eat, and thrive, that more of us know bullshit brands than the plants we can enjoy looking at, the ones we must avoid, and the ones we can eat. Inherited knowledge is being lost. Yes, with the internet, if you’re inclined, you can look these things up but most people aren’t doing that.
It’s sad. And I don’t mean the modern usage of sad as in lame, it’s sad as in depressing.
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I think point 4 is the point the poster is trying to make.
We’re so far removed from nature, so far removed from the thing that lets us live, eat, and thrive, that more of us know bullshit brands than the plants we can enjoy looking at, the ones we must avoid, and the ones we can eat. Inherited knowledge is being lost. Yes, with the internet, if you’re inclined, you can look these things up but most people aren’t doing that.
It’s sad. And I don’t mean the modern usage of sad as in lame, it’s sad as in depressing.