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"On page 297, "If the how (the method of beef production) is more important than the cow (beef production, per se), the same principle should be applied to plant foods..."
The title of this chapter is "The Secret Life of Vegan Foods", and if you consider it from a vegan perspective (rather than a plant-based perspective, like the title of the book suggests) then the cow is far more important than the "how"." — Sep 10, 2025 06:05PM
"On page 297, "If the how (the method of beef production) is more important than the cow (beef production, per se), the same principle should be applied to plant foods..."
The title of this chapter is "The Secret Life of Vegan Foods", and if you consider it from a vegan perspective (rather than a plant-based perspective, like the title of the book suggests) then the cow is far more important than the "how"." — Sep 10, 2025 06:05PM
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"On page 29, According to family lore, there was a great bonfire in which all of Jane’s possessions perished. Her journals, her clothes, her scrapbooks, her books, her typewriter, her school papers, her love letters.
Her parents supposedly set this fire a few days after she was killed, when they went to Ann Arbor to clear out her things. The way my mother remembers the story, they set the fire outside her room at the Law Quad." — 19 minutes ago
"On page 29, According to family lore, there was a great bonfire in which all of Jane’s possessions perished. Her journals, her clothes, her scrapbooks, her books, her typewriter, her school papers, her love letters.
Her parents supposedly set this fire a few days after she was killed, when they went to Ann Arbor to clear out her things. The way my mother remembers the story, they set the fire outside her room at the Law Quad." — 19 minutes ago
