[Serious] Why defecation?

[Gawdzilla Sama]

So they didn’t know how to live in it as well as we do?

Where did I say that?

[Fake Messiah]

Or that god is an excuse for killing the planet that humans made up to rationalize their horrible behaviour.

Yes, God is an excuse for killing the planet and yet, supposedly, Bible also commands people not to commit suicide, but if they "listen to God" and kill the planet they will commit suicide.

[Anomalocaris]

Or that god is an excuse for killing the planet that humans made up to rationalize their horrible behaviour.

Yes, God is an excuse for killing the planet and yet, supposedly, Bible also commands people not to commit suicide, but if they "listen to God" and kill the planet they will commit suicide.

then, if not before, those who claim to have the fastest postal service form god will discover an divine edict telling them to dine on the flesh of their “flock”.

[Macoleco]

Because he wants us to realize how inferior we are to him

[Redstar]

God created all the animals, right? So he created all their systems, right? So the best system for taking in energy and disposing of waste involves shit, right? Nothing better occurred to an omnipotent omniscient being?

And I know there will be a lot of "yeah, butt!" posts. Please prove your points.

It smells pretty bad, but shit is actually pretty useful and indeed necessary.

Cow / horse / chicken manure are all commonly used as fertiliser for crops / plants, by farmers, gardeners, hobbyists etc. 

Ive even heard of people using bat shit to grow cannabis, apparently its common.  "Bat Guano" is bat shit which has decomposed over 100s of years, producing an odourless fertiliser, especially rich in phosphorous.  This is beneficial for plants, especially ones which flower.

Shitting is one major mechanism of how elements are returned to the earth for re-use - in the example above, new crops and plants grow using the nutrients they drive from the manure. 


If elements were not returned to the earth in this fashion, then there would be a constant drain on their natural levels which would ultimately lead them to be depleted.  Then the earth would be barren and we could not grow anything, which would be pretty 'shit' lol.

I am an engineer and once visited a water works / sewage plant where they put sewage through a large centrifuge and then dried the cake (shit) they were left with.  This was then pelletised and packaged and can be sold as fertiliser or even for use as fuel.

So, shit is not just necessary but valuable even!

[Peebothuhlu]

At work.

Okay, that's kind of either a 'Facepalm' inducing reply OR "The point? You missed it".

[Gawdzilla Sama]

So, shit is not just necessary but valuable even!

No.

[arewethereyet]

God created all the animals, right? So he created all their systems, right? So the best system for taking in energy and disposing of waste involves shit, right? Nothing better occurred to an omnipotent omniscient being?

And I know there will be a lot of "yeah, butt!" posts. Please prove your points.

It smells pretty bad, but shit is actually pretty useful and indeed necessary.

Cow / horse / chicken manure are all commonly used as fertiliser for crops / plants, by farmers, gardeners, hobbyists etc. 

Ive even heard of people using bat shit to grow cannabis, apparently its common.  "Bat Guano" is bat shit which has decomposed over 100s of years, producing an odourless fertiliser, especially rich in phosphorous.  This is beneficial for plants, especially ones which flower.

Shitting is one major mechanism of how elements are returned to the earth for re-use - in the example above, new crops and plants grow using the nutrients they drive from the manure. 


If elements were not returned to the earth in this fashion, then there would be a constant drain on their natural levels which would ultimately lead them to be depleted.  Then the earth would be barren and we could not grow anything, which would be pretty 'shit' lol.

I am an engineer and once visited a water works / sewage plant where they put sewage through a large centrifuge and then dried the cake (shit) they were left with.  This was then pelletised and packaged and can be sold as fertiliser or even for use as fuel.

So, shit is not just necessary but valuable even!

Fascinating...eyeroll.  I am sure a message popped up saying this thread was over 30 days old and suggesting that you start another thread.  Hopefully this is not a sign of things to come as you delve into the forum past to find things to talk about.  

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[arewethereyet]

And while I'm at it...this thread is now closed...let it sink back to the depths from whence it came.