evolution
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Creativity amidst destruction
To employ a spice is to ignore nature’s admonishments. We humans intentionally gather plants with high concentrations of defensive chemicals or warning aromas and add them to our food, typically in small doses. The Chemicals associated with the bitter tastes of dandelions and dill, for example, are poisons. The fragrant aromas of garlic, mint, thyme,…
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Spice — of Life/for Life
As part of our evolution, a spice may have been a matter of flavor. Likewise it may have been a matter of health and hygiene. Today, the animal considers one or the other. The animal noble ought to consider both.
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touch me
I have trust in you, so, touch me.
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The Individual Market
It seems from an angle that the individual is increasingly participating in the market. However, it might be more accurate that the individual is increasingly becoming the market.
Sila Blume 