> you're not facing the nuances of reality. Why not? And how did you come up with your taxonomy on animal intelligence and acceptable amount of suffering to i

> you're not facing the nuances of reality. Why not? And how did you come up with your taxonomy on animal intelligence and acceptable amount of suffering to inflict them? > egg farms are so inhumane Because they are? Industrial cages don’t even have enough space for the chicken to turn around. They are spent after a year of laying eggs and slaughtered for meat. Hatched chicks that are male are ground alive. Chickens get their beaks (that has a lot of nerves in it) sliced off without anesthesia. They get pumped full of antibiotics because diseases are rampant in high density farming. Chicken breast chickens are engineered to grow huge breasts too fast and they can’t even stand up. Industrial farming is the worst, but any kind of farming comes at the expense of the animal wellbeing. Money not spent on the animal is money earned: that is fundamentally broken and can’t result in good outcomes for the animal especially when they can’t express themselves the way we can.