Here is a head scratcher for you all, especially if you are being enlightened by the good herbstock. So I sit here thinking, after reading what I think is total BS about beer being human-made. I was thinking that it is hard to make a distinction between humans and nature. Aren't we all a part of Mother Earth? Aren't we all natural? Our skin is made up of various proteins, fats, etc. of which have all been assembled by natural process from natural substances. Also, aren't the ingredients for beer (hops, barely both of which are plants that grow in this good earth) natural. The drink itself I feel is natural, but maybe not the concept of beer (one which took a human to devise). I think all substances on Earth are natural because there is no possible way of creating or destroying matter. All there is is a transfer of types of matter or matter into energy (Law of conservation of matter and law of conservation of energy, very basic physical principles in the universe). What are your thoughts on this brain tickler?
cortezbuddha Reviewed by cortezbuddha on . The Boundary between human-made and natural... Here is a head scratcher for you all, especially if you are being enlightened by the good herbstock. So I sit here thinking, after reading what I think is total BS about beer being human-made. I was thinking that it is hard to make a distinction between humans and nature. Aren't we all a part of Mother Earth? Aren't we all natural? Our skin is made up of various proteins, fats, etc. of which have all been assembled by natural process from natural substances. Also, aren't the ingredients Rating: 5