eating, n.All

Eating is a way of thinking. By eating each other alive, animals grasp and share (in) some truth of sensuous beings, some kind of wisdom of the mysteries of despair, of negation, of non-intellectual incorporation which man extricates himself from.

Eating is a ritual activity with food categories constituting a social boundary system whereby the meal is a microcosm of wider social structures.

Eating is a political act.

Great white sharks can go up to three months between meals

Eating is an agricultural act.

The giant panda can eat up to 83 lbs of bamboo a day

Earthworms eat their weight in food each day

Pandas can spend as much as 16 hours a day eating

Eating is a necessity, but to eat intelligently is an art.

The African Rock Python can live 2 years without eating

Eating would be terribly tiresome if God had not made it a pleasure as well as a necessity.

Eating is like an undressed wound when absent of drinking.

Eating is, along with sexuality, opposed as the two basic instincts that give rise to the whole variegation of the phenomena of life. Eating is a destruction of the object with the final aim of incorporating it, and the sexual act is an act of aggression with the purpose of the most intimate union.