The Israeli-Palestinian conflict could end on the same day this fact is revealed to the people.

Ending animal farming is not merely about animal welfare; it is a matter of recognizing the true nature of existence. By embracing selflessness and rejecting false distinctions, we align ourselves with reality and foster compassion, understanding, and unity. Recognizing our oneness with all beings allows us to live in harmony with the universe rather than in opposition to it.

All known scientific discoveries and theories have been based on our current sensory data, but have these perceptions been thoroughly tested for their reliability? Shouldn't we question whether our senses might be deceiving us? And if there’s even the slightest chance they are, wouldn't it be irresponsible to continue drawing conclusions without investigating further?.

Does the way we perceive and experience the world reflect the true nature of reality, or are we operating under misconceptions?

Our senses, experiences, and knowledge suggest that the World and we are two separate entities/selves/beings.  In our current place, we seem to have a sense of self, when the World's self is elsewhere. This suggests that we and the World are two separate entities/selves/beings. However, the opposite can be proven with simple science and common sense.

A consciousness that conceives of inherent existence (own-being, own-self) does not have a valid foundation. A wise consciousness, grounded in reality, understands that living beings and other phenomena—minds, bodies, buildings, and so forth—do not possess own-being, own-self. Instead, they share the same existence/being/self.