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This summary is certainly not scientific evidence of the experience of suffering in these animals! As a start, who decided what level of stress is "within norma
by ForrestN 7y ago
This summary is certainly not scientific evidence of the experience of suffering in these animals! As a start, who decided what level of stress is "within normal limits?" If the idea is that this somehow "scientifically" proves that cows don't suffer when confined in abject squalor, well, good luck with that.
- wysifnwyg 7y agoIt seems like you'd prefer to reject science when it doesn't support your opinions.
- throw_away 7y agoIt seems you just read the titles of papers and then use them as weapons to further your own viewpoint even when reasonable arguments are made that the papers don't mean what you think they mean.
- wysifnwyg 7y ago>That study measured fecal cortisol (indicator for stress) upon arriving at a feedlot and after fattening and the animals seem to be within normal limits the whole time. If you're not aware, that's not the title of the paper and is indeed the content.