> So one can very well claim that torturing beings that can feel pain is wrong. That’s fine and all except we don’t live in a morality version of the matrix. P

> So one can very well claim that torturing beings that can feel pain is wrong. That’s fine and all except we don’t live in a morality version of the matrix. Philosophical arguments hardly effect human behaviors at large. > Killing a cell is not really morally questionable Perhaps. But once the cell is fertilized there’s a large population of prolifers that beg to differ yet there is objective no intelligence at this stage of life. Humans are not so rational as I think you’d like them to be. They also just are rather uncaring hence while this argument/PETA and so on don’t usually change anyone’s feeling towards the issue.