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It helps that when you have a front row seat at a butcher's house, you become somewhat averse to eating meat as part of your regular diet. From that perspective
by A4ET8a8uTh0 5y ago
It helps that when you have a front row seat at a butcher's house, you become somewhat averse to eating meat as part of your regular diet. From that perspective, it is really not that surprising.
- bialpio 5y agoI like this analogy, let's run with it even further! Can the aversion be caused by watching butchers that kill animals in an inhumane way, in a dirty shed? (i.e. if you observe telemetry data being abused at the company you work for and that is tolerated, you'll be wary of any telemetry?)