The Insect Crisis
*planted: 11/04/2022last tended: 11/04/2022
In more disturbing passages Milman conjures a silent world without insects, where faeces and corpses dot the landscape and humans survive on a bland diet of staples, such as rice, that can be pollinated by the wind. Humans, or, rather, rich humans, muddle through, but it is an existence that is bland, colourless, and miserable.
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