Food, Discipline, and Human Flourishing
What we eat is never only about eating. The table is where appetite meets order, and where the smallest daily discipline shapes a whole life.
Discipline at the table is rehearsal for discipline everywhere.
The modern food system optimizes for craving; flourishing requires the opposite. This essay is a placeholder in the local scaffold. When PRISM is connected to Ghost, the full piece is authored and published there, and this page renders the live content automatically.
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