The Asasada, the Tree of the Field

It's not just a rhetorical strategy. It's an argument from context like this may not be the highest priority, but the fact that it's a kind of endangered species makes it worth trying to save. Maybe not for mass culture, but just, you know, in saving indigenous peoples and this is a kind of indigenuity that that matters. I don't believe that history has history doesn't have a direction. So i don't think that we're inevitably locked into any particular mode. But even if they don't, that's how i usually put it, even if it doesn't. It's worth passing on as ye as a m as. You kand of make stuff up