When We Sold Yellow Tangs for $40, They Were Cheap and Mixed together with Other Cheap Fish. But If We Sold a Black Tang that was More Rare and Way More Expensive ($500), It was Kept Separated From All the Other Fish throughout the Supply Chain and Treated Differently. We Chose Which Fish was Likely to at Least Stand a Chance and Live or Die According to the Value to Us.
Superseding the Laws of Nature is an Extinction Level Event Developing into a Bleak Picture of Tomorrow.