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I don't think I agree with either of you. :-) To your parent comment, I would say that, when deciding how I should act, it's irrelevant what previous suffering
by Bromskloss 9y ago
I don't think I agree with either of you. :-)
To your parent comment, I would say that, when deciding how I should act, it's irrelevant what previous suffering nature has brought upon people and lobsters. To you, I'd say that it's irrelevant whether nature had other options. Suppose nature did have other, more gentle, options, but chose to incur suffering nonetheless. Would that make it more legitimate for me to cause suffering too?
- rosser 9y agoIt's not whether nature has other or better options. It's whether we do.
- ryanianian 9y agoGood points.
- Y_Y 9y agoI think all three of you raise good points and am delighted to see such a thoughtful and civil conversation on hn.