/lit/ - Literature

>>20593228
Plato's Republic:
> @ 460d "These officials will also look after the rearing - they'll take their mothers to the pen when their breasts are full of milk all the time using any device available to prevent them recognising their own offspring; if the mothers don't have enough, it'll be the job of the officials to provide others with milk for the infants."

tag: human_livestock

Aristotle's History of Animals, Book III:
> @ 13 "As a general rule, milk is not found in the male of man or of any other animal, though from time to time it has been found in a male; for instance, once in Lemnos a he-goat was milked by its dugs (for it has, by the way, two dugs close to the penis), and was milked to such effect that cheese was made of the produce, and the same phenomenon was repeated in a male of its own begetting. Such occurrences, however, are regarded as supernatural and fraught with omen as to futurity, and in point of fact when the Lemnian owner of the animal inquired of the oracle, the god informed him that the portent foreshadowed the acquisition of a fortune. With some men, after puberty, milk can be produced by squeezing the breasts; cases have been known where on their being subjected to a prolonged milking process a considerable quantity of milk has been educed.

tags: male_lactation, feral

Greeks were /d/.

The sheer fact that Thomism depends on Aristotelianism, which says man is rational animal, means that from the get-go Catholicism does not make the same clean distinction between man and animals as AIG and mainstream creationism does. At some point, Jerusalem and Athens has to part. They should never have met to begin with.

>>20125245

Concoctions by those in power follow the social/political/economic "is".
>(e.g. Nuremberg trials based on natural law spooks)
"Oughts" are appearances concocted by those in power.
>(e.g Your parents carved their morality into you, having in turn being under the powers of others who carved their morality into them and so on)
"Oughts" are appearances following the social/political/economic "is".

Aristotle was the Universe becoming aware of Itself.