Mushroom Salad, Betrayal, No Comment

20211008, #breakfastdiary 233, 17°C/foggy, 34min/exercise Slice button mushrooms, lay on basil, then finish with vinaigrette dressing, parsley, and pepperpepperpepperpepper #mushroomsalad Part of the definition of #betrayal from Namuwiki: It has a history old enough that not only early humans but also higher animals like great apes and orcas engage in it. This is because the root cause of betrayal is the survival instinct itself — it's a method one resorts to in order to raise one's own chances of survival. However, while such an act may benefit the betrayer, it leads to the ruin of every other member of the community, which is why, since ancient times, people who betray others have been regarded as lower than beasts (in short, worse than animals), and even by modern standards it's considered one of the 'evils of humanity.' Of course, if you don't even realize you've betrayed someone, then #nocomment