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Q : I know. The U.S. Department of Agriculture estimates food waste in the United States alone to be about 30 to 40 percent of the food supply. An estimated 133 billion pounds of food from stores, restaurants and homes was wasted in 2010, according to official government statistics.
And that’s the answer to your question about how it would be possible for there to never be “not enough” experienced by beings from Other Dimensions. There is always “enough” for a species that shares.
As for wondering how HEBs can co-exist without a “code of conduct that regulates their behavior,” it is clear that the degree to which a species is living in an awakened state is reflected by the degree to which that species self-regulates.
The “code of conduct” of Highly Evolved Beings from the Other Dimension is elegantly simple: Do not have a thought regarding anyone, do not say a word regarding anyone, and do not do a thing regarding anyone that would you not want thought, said, or done regarding you.
A : Actually, every religion on your planet teaches some version of what you’ve called the Golden Rule. The difference between human cultures and the civilizations of Highly Evolved Beings is that HEBs actually apply the law of reciprocity in their lives, rather than just giving it lip service.