> You may want to think about what you are saying. Eating is decomposition Absolutely Not. Eating is much more sophisticated than decomposition. There is a mi

> You may want to think about what you are saying. Eating is decomposition Absolutely Not. Eating is much more sophisticated than decomposition. There is a microbial part... but also a mechanical pre-processing with teeth, cartilaginous spikes, muscles or even rocks, And cells evolved to produce strong acids (that could dissolve this same cells) And a complex enzymatic system in controlled environment and temperatures. Necessary to allow its correct function. And a net of sensors of satiety to avoid the stomach bursting, a gage reflex, a capture reflex, development of complex eyes and noses to hunt and identify food or poison, nerves... A complex absortion of nutrients and water, And compaction, dehydrating, filtration, classification, and release of useless stuff. Is much, much, more than just tiny organisms breaking things.