The cycle of shit in nature:(!:- I'm going to eat now:-!-?:- And how much will you eat:-?=!?)descri

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Let's face it - our whole civilization is one big fucking joke wrapped in golden foil. We build skyscrapers, launch rockets into space, but humanity's main question remains unchanged: "How to take a shit so it doesn't stink and someone else cleans it up".
Ever wondered why toilets in fancy restaurants shine like Hollywood stars' teeth? Because everyone wants to shit comfortably, but nobody wants to see what it turns into. We'll pay thousands for a Japanese smart toilet with ass-warming seats, but leave behind a mess like someone took a dump on us from above.
That's the great philosophy of the 21st century: "Apres moi, le deluge". We invented sewage systems but clogged them with wet wipes. Developed biodegradable bags but throw them in the ocean. Created social media to complain about dirt while shitting everywhere ourselves.

And the most fucked up part? We pretend this is normal. That someone will come and clean up. Mom in childhood, janitor at work, government on global scale. And when shit hits critical mass, we just move to a new toilet and start over.
"The Running Toilet" painting is a mirror nobody wants to look into. Because it's not just a toilet - it's all of us. Us who yell at others for scattered socks but leave piss droplets on the seat. Us who demand cleanliness but never wipe after ourselves.
The ending? There isn't one. We'll keep shitting where we live until we drown in it. The only solution? Maybe start small: stop pretending the shit will disappear by itself. Or at least learn to fucking flush.

PPPPP/SSSSS:The whole world is mired in it. And no one has any idea how to get out. You ask if I have a plan? Of course not. But maybe we should start small? Reduce our needs. Consume less - we produce less... waste. Simple arithmetic, don't you think?