Confounding though it seems, to acknowledge our dilemma, that we are no different from any animal coexisting on this planet, ironic really when through the ages, we have struggled with such pretense of something greater.

Lotte Roy
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There is a lot of confusion about the fact that we are no different from any other animal. We have a lot of problems with the environment and we have a lot of problems each other. Humans can be so cruel to one another and it is so frustrating to see how we all act like animals. I realize this may sound crazy but humans are no different from any other animal. We eat, we reproduce, we fight, and we live as best as we can as all animals do.

Source: Lotuseating Japan: Who Is This Man I Hardly Know?

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