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On the other hand, correlation is a consequence of causation. Pragmatically one can reach a plausible conclusion, despite a lack of positive verification. In my
by User23 5y ago
On the other hand, correlation is a consequence of causation. Pragmatically one can reach a plausible conclusion, despite a lack of positive verification. In my own experience, I can conclusively report that a high quality steak definitely improves my mood. Causation of emotional states is bafflingly complex, so it could be some hidden cause, but to my senses it's just that eating delicious meat feels good.
- rsj_hn 5y agoYes, a good steak is wonderful, and I like the idea of meat as self-care. It resonates with the therapeutic society[1] and might be a good ad campaign for a beef board. I'd even buy a scented candle if it smelled like ribeye. [1] https://www.nationalaffairs.com/public_interest/detail/the-therapeutic-society https://www.nationalaffairs.com/public_interest/detail/the-t...
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- seba_dos1 5y ago> delicious You got your cause right there in the open.
- cutemonster 5y ago> eating delicious meat feels good Not if you keep in mind that the animal you're eating likely got in effect tortured in an animal farm And that eating meat speeds up climate change -- creates more violent storms and wildfires, and droughts and famines, and land conflicts and migration and wars.
- cutemonster 5y agoHmm @User23, I didn't mean to sound grumpy. Most of my friends eat meat and my parents too. Just in case you happen to be a sensitive person, I didn't mean to be negative against you, sorry if what I wrote came across in that way I like meat too btw (although I no longer eat it, unless it's about to be thrown away anyway)