A todos nos encantaría que la fisiología, la naturaleza y la evolución, aparte de sabias, también fueran indulgentes y compasivas, pero… no. Y ojalá el sol, el aire, el agua y el amor pudieran suplir nuestros requerimientos de todos los nutrientes esenciales que nos mantienen vivos, enérgicos, sagaces y felices, pero… tampoco.
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