As Thy Days, So Shall

Anyone Who Tries To Improve The Lives Of Animals Invariably Comes In For Criticism From Those Who Believe Such Efforts Are Misplaced In A World Of Suffering Humanity.

I Do Not Want To Discuss Evolution In Such Depth, However, Only Touch On It From My Own Perspective: From The Moment When I Stood On The Serengeti Plains Holding The Fossilized Bones Of Ancient Creatures In My Hands To The Moment When, Staring Into The Eyes Of A Chimpanzee, I Saw A Thinking, Reasoning Personality Looking Back. You May Not Believe In Evolution, And That Is All Right. How We Humans Came To Be The Way We Are Is Far Less Important Than How We Should Act Now To Get Out Of The Mess We Have Made For Ourselves.

Chimps Taught Us We're Not Separated From The Animal Kingdom, We're A Part Of It.

I Don't Think Anybody Has The Right To A Huge Family. There's Already More People On The Planet Than Our Natural Resources Can Even Support, And If Everybody Were To Have A High Standard Of Living, We Need Three Or Four Or Five New Planets To Provide The Resources. And This Cannot Be, So Something Has To Change.

Empathy Is Really Important.. Only When Our Clever Brain And Our Human Heart Work Together In Harmony Can We Achieve Our Full Potential.