Status Updates From Mechanization Takes Command...

I have finally made it to the section that so entranced me at the anti-profit bookstore.

Mechanization and Death: Meat

I guess I haven't marked this gem of a find (from an anti-profit bookstore in Pittsburgh) as currently reading yet.

But I haven't been on Goodreads much either. Alas, the timely chapter on the mechanization of farming brought forth parallels to my lives experience in more ways than one.

Onto the mechanization of bread.

The rocking chair, like clapboard, is one of the constants of American life. The American farmer, at the end of the day, will instinctively move to the rocker on his porch. The European peasant sits immobile through twilight as if nailed to the bench before his cottage. These simple differences must be understood, for more profoundly than one might think, they change the course of inventive fantasy.