I have been reading a lot of philosophy books of recent.

I have been reading Walden by Henry David Thoreau for about a year and a half and Thoreau's writing is very well done. Additionally, I love how he can find such mundane things and see a bigger picture. Henceforth, his chapter about his bean-field is short but he makes so many great points.

Thus, this is me attempting to read the chapter to the best of my ability for reading it for the first time.
https://youtu.be/H4XUxfbfdXg?si=NboIKupUEtoDWV5G
Why the footage of a washing machine, well I thought the growing collection of bubbles was metaphorical to Thoreau's growing bean-field.