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Nope

Unfortunately you have to be a research scientist to know how to properly read a paper. The majority of people don't. Kudos for taking the time and posting it here. I couldn't bother explaining it to people.

Kuba LE box set available for preorder now You can also get a bundle with Animalia for a special price or one of the 3 signed copies left. https://digitalreprints.bandcamp.com/album/somnia-memoriae

We keep buying them. That's how It's a vicious circle.

Just saying that is Work in Progress and not abandoned would be enough for me Relieved.

Sounds legit

lol. or mars.

Maybe it's time to face the fact that we are too many here to keep any kind of balance in any way. We have to move

Shipping starts tomorrow

https://www.facebook.com/dragonflyrecords Need to say more?

Is sounds fucking awesome. This is proper GOA

There are some more general issues I would like to touch upon. First of all, I don't like any kind of -ism. It puts you into a group with clearly defined traits and most of the time ppl on that group think they are better than the rest or they know the "truth". That can lead only to tensions. I like these kind of discussion not to prove to ppl that I am right, but to find out where I am wrong, or where my theories/ideas are lacking. In that way I can really benefit. Most of the vegetarians/vegans use in their reasoning the cruelty to animals, the way they are treated/grown and the "poisonous" substances they are fed etc etc. Yes, that is true, no question about it, not even a dedicated meat eater could deny that. But isn't that a different issue? I think that is a problem of an over-consuming generation. I think balance should be the keyword here. We, as a species, whether you like it or not, are omnivores. So a balanced diet is better that any other type. Or are you under the illusion that the vegetables you eat are not part of the over consumption problem? Do you think that the vegetables are grown under natural conditions? That they are free of "nasty" things? Do you, we, have any idea the damage we cause to the soil to grow all the vegetables we need? We have to stop over consuming. We need to find a way to coexist, or at least to be able to return back to earth "more" that what we use. That is our next evolution step. The "natural" way to go is to have a balanced diet, that includes everything we need to eat and no supplements. Being a vegan and having to take supplements? Doesn't sound right to me. BTW, why do I personally have to kill the animals I eat? Do all vegetarians grow their own vegetables? I have more but I forgot Maybe later

Hmm, I wonder whether their album will sound like the pre-Dancing Galaxy era or after. Probably the latter.

Why drink it you ask? For the same reason you drink substitutes of milk as you describe. After a certain age and development stage of any mammalian organisms there is no fundamental reason to keep drinking milk. But there is also no fundamental reason to avoid it. Hence my question. Is it just a vegetarians attitude to avoid any produce of animals just for the sake of it? BTW, I honestly am trying to get a better understanding of the reasoning behind it, I am not bashing anyone or anything like that

I can understand someone being a vegetarian (not vegan). But why stop drinking milk???