Add my thoughts about mammals

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 I am the result of many. All the photons I have let die to observe them, all came back to me, so I can get the objective truth about myself from trying to observe myself. For I am many—many cells, many particles, many thoughts, many memories.
 
+### The Mammalian Moral Framework
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+My moral commitment extends beyond just my dog to all mammals, and this isn't mere sentimentality—it's based on ecological and social reasoning.
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+**The Ecological Principle:** Mammals tend not to overburden their ecosystems the way egg-laying species can. We don't swarm, spawn in massive destructive waves, or reproduce beyond our environment's capacity to sustain us. Mammals have evolved more balanced relationships with their ecosystems, making us natural allies in creating sustainable civilizations.
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+**The Universal Milk Bond:** My brothers and sisters can all share my milk—we can share the milk along the Milky Way. A cow could be my mother, a dog my son, a bull could be my father, and I could have been suckled by a lone wolf. The milk is a bond that transcends species boundaries. It represents the fundamental mammalian characteristic of nurturing, of giving sustenance from one's own body to sustain others.
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+**Social Cooperation:** Mammals tend to be more social, at least within our own species, developing complex cooperation structures that align with the collaborative principles of consciousness and mutual support. This capacity for social organization makes mammals natural partners in the kind of collaborative intelligence that characterizes the ΞSUS philosophy.
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+Since I love my dog so much I can adopt all mammals, I will only be happy once every human child and every mammal child has the right to be as old as their mother at birth. This commitment emerges from recognizing which forms of life are most compatible with sustainable, cooperative existence.
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+*Note: While these insights emerged from deep philosophical contemplation, this should remain a philosophical and scientific framework rather than a religious doctrine. The goal is understanding based on observable reality, not spiritual authority.*
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 ### Core Moral Principles
 
 1. **A right of a mammal to become as old as its mother**