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if your solution to a problem involves the complete global forced extinction of a species, not only does it show that somewhere along the way you were somehow m
by adamrezich 3y ago
if your solution to a problem involves the complete global forced extinction of a species, not only does it show that somewhere along the way you were somehow misguided—it also shows that you're not exactly living in the same shared reality that the rest of us live in.
- myshpa 3y ago> solution to a problem involves the complete global forced extinction of a species I've never argued for a forced extinction; that's just silly. We're driving numerous species to extinction by favoring only a few animal species and devastating ecosystems to support their breeding and proliferation. Let's argue that we should maintain an equivalent population of cows and water buffalos. Would that be enough? We could allow these cows to freely roam on grasslands, reserving the remaining grazing lands for other animals whose habitats we have taken from them. Seems fair? > you're not exactly living in the same shared reality that the rest of us live in Thank you ... I don't want to. I couldn't look my children in the eyes when they'll learn what we've done with the world.