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Why do you think the pigs want to be 'left alone'? Why would a pig not enjoy a game just because it's not 'natural surroundings'? If it's enough to entertain a
by Latty 11y ago
Why do you think the pigs want to be 'left alone'?
Why would a pig not enjoy a game just because it's not 'natural surroundings'? If it's enough to entertain a person, why would a pig not be entertained?
I'm not saying that pig and human ideas of enjoyment match up, but if they are not being punished for not doing it, I don't really see why it'd be harmful to them. If anything, it's stimulus and entertainment they'd otherwise not have - isn't that a good thing?
- vijayr 11y agoIf it's enough to entertain a person, why would a pig not be entertained? The difference is that the human has the option of choosing to play the game or walk away. The only option available for pigs are roam around the small cage bored out of their minds or check this game out. If they don't like the game, good luck. Also, imagine how you would feel if there is a giant screen 3 feet from you flashing lights - and you don't want the screen to be there because those flashy lights are annoying to you. But you have no say in it.
- leni536 11y ago> The only option available for pigs are roam around the small cage bored out of their minds or check this game out. Many places have the first option only.
- RIMR 11y ago>Why do you think the pigs want to be 'left alone'? Why do you think the pigs want to be constantly exposed to a flashing digital screen? >If it's enough to entertain a person, why would a pig not be entertained? Probably for the same reasons you don't find pigs watching television or reading books. Human entertainment was designed for humans. Do you really think that pigs are going to find this enjoyable compared to just living on a farm?