@IngridHbn
I loved the clarification in your rewording

First, it removes the reification of anything, like passive consumption goods at our disposal

But it is not only "truth": it also the "complexity of truth"

That's why I loved your edit
I just pushed it one level further, then again one level further

There's a proverb in Zen

The master, when he puts the finger on the table. He feels the veins of the trunk that was used. The gestures of the carpenter, and his tools. The resin that flowed through the tree. The birds that sung on his branches and winds that made it swing. The rains that made it grow, and the sun that warmed its leaves. When he sees the rain, he see also the clouds, and the oceans that made the clouds... And behind the sun, he sees the whole universe... When the Master puts the finger on the table: he sees the universe

I have reworded it from memory
I think that's my favourite #Zen lesson

In spirit, that's close to the 5 why's question: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Five_whys

And also your edit was in phase with my approach slowly embracing #sentientism and #antispeciesism

That's also the reason I used the word #symbiocene
I saw a researcher used this word once. It is a nice concept.

https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Symbioceen