Press F for the chickens that died for your gainz

just ate 1kg worth of kfc crispy tenders
dont worry animals your deaths will not go unnoticed on this bulk

Based Jimmy

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Lesson 4

Pay your respects

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Your death WILL be avenged.

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Only if nuts n lentils were cheaper

F may your sacrifice help nurture a better future little guy.

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I like to think about how all life is connected, in that every single living thing is just an alternate stragety for survival which forked from the rest, beginning all the way back form the first organic material that spawned in the primordial stew. Since then, whenever new conditions presented themselves, a new stragety was adopted by a select fragment of that organism, which eventually split into multiple organisms originating from the first. All segments were, in and of themselves, a part of the first, and thus all segments WERE the first. This cycle has continued for eons, but the same principle applies. All living things are just part of that same original organism, but each individual segment has over time split up into segments and adopted its own strategy, which may differ very little or a lot compared to another segment's strategy. This applies to us, the bugs, the trees, the animals, bacteria, viruses, we are all the same in that we are just perusing alternate strategies to achieve the same goal, sometimes working together with other strategies, sometimes in direct opposition, but always to the benefit of each other. We owe it to ourselves and every other segment of life to test each other's strategies, if we don't then we'll never know for sure which is the best, and thus we'll all be hindered in out quest for ultimate survival. Even if we make an animal extinct, all it means is that that strategy was insufficient, in reality it still lives on in us and every other living thing, as it always has and always will. Likewise, if we become extinct it means we didn't deserve our place at the forefront of life. As long as life continues, we will never die, because while one segment lives, so too does the whole. So I thank my little chicken counterpart, as he thanks me for allowing him to assist me to further propogate life into the future.