Apologies for my late response, SoundEagle.

I agree with your views above regarding speciesism. This is a very important topic for me personally and it is the reason why I have been vegetarian/vegan for a long time.

Thank you also for pointing me at your Animal Artistry article. I will now be looking at it.

Thank you SoundEagle for reading this story and for your feedback!

Dear Boris and Sue,

It seems that we are all lovers of dogs here, and have a lot of empathy for humans’ best friends. They can be so friendly and lovable. Please kindly allow me to resonate with you and this post pictorially with my following illustration, in which humans are not even in the picture:

May you have a wonderful week!

Yours sincerely,
SoundEagle

Dear Boris,

You are welcome. The pleasure is mine. I very much enjoy the fluid, lucid and supple expressions of your well-written prose. Hence, you very much deserve my compliment.

Since my website is rather complex, I would like to suggest visiting the following post so that you can get the very best out of what my website can offer:

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Yours sincerely,
SoundEagle

Dear Boris Glikman,

You are very welcome. Thank you for submitting the long comment regarding my post to my “Comments” page. Please kindly copy and paste your previous reply (the one that starts with “I will try one more time to post my comment here: The set-up of this story (a person who awakens in a very different future) reminds me of HG Wells’…”) as part of your forthcoming comment to be submitted to the comment section of my post entitled “Facing the Noise & Music: Playgrounds for Biophobic Citizens“, to which your esteemed reply clearly pertains and also belongs. Please feel free to expand on your comment if you have additional matters to convey about my post and any salient aspects of its contents. Thank you in anticipation.

I would like to add that there have been many outstanding issues preventing humans from relating well to animals holistically. We humans are often too absorbed in our own affairs to notice two big elephants in the room: speciesism and anthropocentricism. Both are highly entrenched, and both are very widespread and often unacknowledged forms of prejudice, discrimination and bigotry. Despite years of fleshing out the (conceptual, philosophical, ethical, practical and/or social) framework in examining the possibility or plausibility of environmentalism meeting the needs and expectations of all humanity to help us to survive as a species, fundamental progress is still far too slow.

As you probably already know, we are already in the midst of the Sixth Great Extinction. If you are interested, the main issue is twofold: speciesism and anthropocentricism. Until we critically deal with the main issue, even environmentalism in all its diversity may not suffice to turn things around, as discussed in my multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary post entitled “SoundEagle in Debating Animal Artistry and Musicality” at

🦅 SoundEagle in Debating Animal Artistry and Musicality 🎵🐕🎶🐒🎹🐘🖼🐬🎨

Being simultaneously witty and serious about a number of outstanding issues, the said post actually ventures far beyond whatever its title may suggest or mean to any reader, especially in the very long “Conclusions” section. Please note the ISEA Model that I have devised to analyse and describe the Instrumental, Spiritual, Pro-Environment and Pro-Animal/Plant perspectives.

Like nonbinary sexual identity and transgender issues, interspecies interactions and communications are also very special in that they can and tend to transcend many boundaries and expectations imposed by human customs and belief systems. Perhaps you have heard of or studied such disciplines as zoo-anthropology or anthrozoology?

I welcome your input and am curious to know what you make of my said post. Given your very own backgrounds, interests, insights and expertise, I am certainly very keen and curious about what you will make of my said post entitled “SoundEagle in Debating Animal Artistry and Musicality“, and I look forward to the pleasure of perusing your esteemed feedback there.

Yours sincerely,
SoundEagle

Thank you SoundEagle, for your kind words and for the following.

Thank you SoundEagle, I have found them!

Hello! You have a commendable flair for writing excellent prose. I have become the 23rd follower of your blog.

I would like to inform you that I have just submitted two comments to your post entitled “The Day Death Died (updated version)”.

Yours sincerely,
SoundEagle

Dear Boris Glikman and the mouse,

Hello there! I would like to commend Boris very highly for entertaining us with this “death-defying” or “death-denying” scenario. Well done!

In return, I shall invite you to entertain a realistic scenario without old age (regardless of whether death is still present or not). The post is entitled “Facing the Noise & Music: Playgrounds for Biophobic Citizens“, published at

🎧 Facing the Noise & Music: Playgrounds for Biophobic Citizens 🏗🌁🗼🏭

Pushing forward another 50 years or (much) less, we could indeed end up in the scenario as described in my said post. As you can discover in the said post, there will be plenty of far-reaching ramifications in multiple domains of human life, some of which are irreversible. Should you decide to peruse my said post, I look forward to reading your feedback there. The post takes the perspective of sociology, philosophical anthropology and cultural history.

By the way, thank you, Boris, for dropping me a comment at my multidisciplinary blog.

Yours sincerely,
SoundEagle