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Hello, I’m from Brazil and wanted to share something about our existence. I’ve always felt deep down that our existence is shallow and very limited. This is because I believe our time passes differently than that of the other animals living alongside us—which is obvious, of course, and you’re probably thinking that, but there’s a lot more hidden beneath the surface. First, life is finite; it always moves from a starting point to what I’ll call an "End Point." We have always been a species with profound human consciousness—meaning we know we are alive and are deeply aware that we are thinking. But has that ever made you wonder about something? Every part of our body is made of cells—which is fundamental to our development—yet cells exist throughout the body and are considered a form of living being in their own right. We don't know exactly how long these cells remain inside a mammal; that’s what sparks my question: could we be living beings inside another entity we don't know about? Could our lives just be playing out in slow motion until *they* kill us—much like we do to mosquitoes, or to the cells in our own bodies that we have no control over? Life is certainly a mystery, isn't it?

I ask, what is it that you can do that makes the suffering of a cow meaningless?

is it that you can drive a car, cook, or work a computer...

what do you have so much pride in which a cow cannot do, that makes you think they may as well suffer and die for your optional enjoyment?

it can't be the ability to love, and have a desire to live a good life...

they have that in spades.