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Karl McKinnon <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 7 Jan 1998 08:37:38 -0800
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The domestic housecat is a familier history.  In ancient Egypt the cat was
domesticated to control the pest population of grain-eating rodents.  The
Cult of Bast is the single clearest, best example of the connection between
religion and symbiosis.  It is a text-book case.  Paleolithic man wouldn't
be likely to have pet cats, as he wouldn't have a mouse problem.  Mice are
only problems in argiculutrial societies that feed people mousefood.  To
think that the domestication of the cat has anything to do with a conspiracy
of catfood manufacturers is to overlook something as big as the Great
Pyramid.

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