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A pilgrimage whose completion you are rewarded for by an ultra rare pasta, love it.

ErigmolCt 2y ago
Combining a spiritual journey with the reward of an ultra-rare, handmade delicacy feels like the perfect blend of tradition and gastronomy
- koziserek 2y ago
  Served in a liquid infused with boiled bones of lesser animals. You've got to love the level of hypocrisy of organised religion as well.
  - majoe 2y ago
    > hypocrisy of organised religion - There is a local religious festival - People prepare delicious meals according to the local culinary tradition. - The Catholic church doesn't have any rules, which would restrict the consumption of the prepared meals. I fail to see the hypocrisy. If you want to start a discussion about the ethics of eating food, you surely find a more suited place.
    - koziserek 2y ago
      Definitely not a place or time for extended discussion on this, but I'm quite hopeful that in another century or two it will become a shameful page in history books - the fact that when we were already able to sustain our civilisation without generating unnecessary suffering of other beings - we continued to do so out of convenience. 500 years ago if you were born into peasant family, you usually stayed peasant no matter what personal effort and talent you brought to this world. 200 years ago your sister would be treated as a posession of a guy who married her. I'm happy that our beautiful traditions evolve into more thoughtful iterations. And I hope that logic and kindness will continue to increase their impact on our lives and policies. Merry Christmas.
  - bobxmax 2y ago
    Religions are hypocritical because they eat animals? That's certainly a take.
    - koziserek 2y ago
      Thou shalt not kill
  - ErigmolCt 2y ago
    I think it’s important to consider the context...
koziserek 2y ago
2-in-1 offer! Absolution & digestion, limited offer, bring your phones to take a mandatory selfie!
- Dilettante_ 2y ago
  [Tom Waits voice:]Step right up! Step right up!
  - koziserek 2y ago
    Didn't know this song, thanks!
- tananan 2y ago
  Too much! hope it's not marketed like that.

Combining a spiritual journey with the reward of an ultra-rare, handmade delicacy feels like the perfect blend of tradition and gastronomy

koziserek 2y ago
Served in a liquid infused with boiled bones of lesser animals. You've got to love the level of hypocrisy of organised religion as well.
- majoe 2y ago
  > hypocrisy of organised religion - There is a local religious festival - People prepare delicious meals according to the local culinary tradition. - The Catholic church doesn't have any rules, which would restrict the consumption of the prepared meals. I fail to see the hypocrisy. If you want to start a discussion about the ethics of eating food, you surely find a more suited place.
  - koziserek 2y ago
    Definitely not a place or time for extended discussion on this, but I'm quite hopeful that in another century or two it will become a shameful page in history books - the fact that when we were already able to sustain our civilisation without generating unnecessary suffering of other beings - we continued to do so out of convenience. 500 years ago if you were born into peasant family, you usually stayed peasant no matter what personal effort and talent you brought to this world. 200 years ago your sister would be treated as a posession of a guy who married her. I'm happy that our beautiful traditions evolve into more thoughtful iterations. And I hope that logic and kindness will continue to increase their impact on our lives and policies. Merry Christmas.
- bobxmax 2y ago
  Religions are hypocritical because they eat animals? That's certainly a take.
  - koziserek 2y ago
    Thou shalt not kill
- ErigmolCt 2y ago
  I think it’s important to consider the context...

koziserek 2y ago

2-in-1 offer! Absolution & digestion, limited offer, bring your phones to take a mandatory selfie!

Dilettante_ 2y ago
[Tom Waits voice:]Step right up! Step right up!
- koziserek 2y ago
  Didn't know this song, thanks!
tananan 2y ago
Too much! hope it's not marketed like that.