> If there is any species-oriented preferences outside of taste and availability, it's purely out of a symbiotic relationship that they benefit from. Isn’t tha

> If there is any species-oriented preferences outside of taste and availability, it's purely out of a symbiotic relationship that they benefit from. Isn’t that how humans operate as well? People keep pets that they get satisfaction from but we don’t eat our pets. Then you have the debate of whether true altruism exists or whether people do even our most selfless acts because of the endorphin rush we get from helping others.