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> Frogs and certainly embryos are not self-aware. The evidence indicates that frogs are most certainly self-aware[1]. Embryos are potential intelligent life.
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> Frogs and certainly embryos are not self-aware.
The evidence indicates that frogs are most certainly self-aware[1]. Embryos are potential intelligent life.
> Nothing more nutritious than animal foods.
Maybe I was unclear. I believe we will create better alternatives.
> Sadly, I don't think you could convince those militant and violent vegans set on destroying as much intelligent plant life as possible.
While there are indications of a degree of plant intelligence and even some self-awareness, edible plants generally rely on being consumed in order to proliferate. I do think it is in our best interest to protect plant life though.
> I don't know how you sleep at night knowing that trillions of animals are being killed and eaten by other animals every day.
I have no problem with animals eating each other.
> Also, the most environmentally friendly diet is the hunter-gatherer diet,
I agree. Unfortunately, it's not practical for 8 billion people to forage this earth. Also, it doesn't leave much time for advancing ourselves.
[1] https://jeb.biologists.org/content/222/11/jeb197467 https://jeb.biologists.org/content/222/11/jeb197467