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I think it's more ethical
for us to connect to our food in the way
that I'm trying to do it. We all used to experience it
that way. If we look at it
in the big perspective, in the big timeline of humanity, the time that we've been just
wrapping in plastic our food is just
a tiny, tiny, tiny amount
for us to connect to our food in the way
that I'm trying to do it. We all used to experience it
that way. If we look at it
in the big perspective, in the big timeline of humanity, the time that we've been just
wrapping in plastic our food is just
a tiny, tiny, tiny amount
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I think it's more ethical
for us to connect to our food
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in the way
that I'm trying to do it.
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We all used to experience it
that way.
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If we look at it
in the big perspective,
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in the big timeline of humanity,
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the time that we've been just
wrapping in plastic our food
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is just
a tiny, tiny, tiny amount.
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Movie Summary
In an attempt to last fifty days in the harsh North Atlantic winter Alone: Frozen will see six survivors fall in Labrador, Canada.