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For some people I have met, the answer seems to be yes. There are definitely people that would rather spend their mindshare improving the animal condition than
by bitxbitxbitcoin 5y ago
For some people I have met, the answer seems to be yes. There are definitely people that would rather spend their mindshare improving the animal condition than the human condition.
- maccard 5y ago> rather spend their mindshare improving the animal condition than the human condition. How does arming dolphins improve the human condition?
- loeg 5y agoSomeone could make a compelling argument that US' global military dominance imposes a kind of Pax Americana that is net beneficial to the human condition, and this is one limb of that military dominance.
- thizzbuzz 5y ago
- l-albertovich 5y agoI think you'll need to repeat that a little bit louder beacuse it seems like they didn't get the news in the middle east.
- loeg 5y agoI'm not making the argument myself; it's just one I could imagine being compelling.
- toss1 5y agoDid you read the article? They aren't arming the dolphins. The dolphins are scouts for intruding mines and infiltrators - they find something strange, they come back and report it, and are sent out with a buoy to mark it, or attach to the intruder to float them for capture.