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If your argument is that it's clear we should prefer species preservation over all else, then let's take the giant panda example to its logical extreme. Human p
by wgjordan 6y ago
If your argument is that it's clear we should prefer species preservation over all else, then let's take the giant panda example to its logical extreme. Human population (estimated 7,800,000,000) / giant panda population (1,864) = 4,184,549. So all 'reasonable people' would kill 4 million humans before a single giant panda. Is that really the argument here?
- drivingmenuts 6y agoWhy not? Humans are easily replaced. Pandas, not so much. I’m being somewhat facetious here.
- mewpmewp2 6y agoWhat if there was just a single panda left? Should we in this case terminate the whole human population down to one last person before killing the panda?