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This prompts some interesting questions. Could you design a brainless chicken or one with just enough brains to eat, breathe and lay eggs? And would that be mor
by sdfjkl 14y ago
This prompts some interesting questions. Could you design a brainless chicken or one with just enough brains to eat, breathe and lay eggs? And would that be more or less horrible compared to the way chickens are currently being treated in factories? Where's the line between vat grown meat and brainless chickens?
- shalmanese 14y ago> Could you design a brainless chicken or one with just enough brains to eat, breathe and lay eggs? Yes, it's called a chicken.
- Falling3 14y ago>> Could you design a brainless chicken or one with just enough brains to eat, breathe and lay eggs? >Yes, it's called a chicken. Oh yea, that's right. I forgot that chickens exhibit no social interactions and are incapable of learning. Good thing they also are incapable of pain, distress, and enjoyment of anything.
- pdog 14y agoActually, chickens are pretty intelligent and social creatures[1]. [1] - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken#Social_behaviour http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicken#Social_behaviour
- finne 14y agoMore accident than design but there was Mike the headless chicken: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_the_Headless_Chicken http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_the_Headless_Chicken