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human life > fish life

• deleted 5y ago
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• simcop2387 5y ago
  Yes and no. If that's literally allmit does and it doesn't do it to an extreme amount i'd have no issues with it, but it also points to it possibly causing other effects that we need to be looking for and studying so we don;t get caught unaware of it destroying ecosystems that we depend on for our lives too. You have to remeber that we don't exist in isolation drom the environment and if it causes that in fish, it might be causing other problems in us, or in plants and animals that we depend on directly or indirectly.
• baliex 5y ago
  We’re all living in the same (complex!) ecosystem. It’s possible that the fish you’re relegating to be less important than you are somehow benefiting you in some indirect way