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> You cannot judge if it's worth it from the cow's perspective, it got to live, enjoy the sun, eating in the field, doing cow stuff, same as us. Yep, same as u
by verisimi 1mo ago
> You cannot judge if it's worth it from the cow's perspective, it got to live, enjoy the sun, eating in the field, doing cow stuff, same as us.
Yep, same as us.
- YeGoblynQueenne 1mo agoExcept it's a cow, so not the same as us. I mean, presumably.
- 47635274172635 1mo agoIf the cow doesn't have the same living experience as we do, to some extent, then you have no argument for not farming them, since it doesn't matter, because "there's nobody in there" as it were. You need to make up your mind.
- YeGoblynQueenne 1mo agoI'm sorry, make up my mind about what? I think you have me confused with someone else?
- verisimi 1mo agoYes, we operate at a different level, and don't serve the same purpose (humans are not food). Similarities are that we are engineered (psychologically, 13+ years of schooling), operate in an artificial environment not a natural one. All sorts of manipulative tricks are used in order to convince us to gift the fruits of our labour. Typically most people hand over > 45% of their effort (taxes) for over 30 years. If the best value humans offered could be provided in just two years of physical growth (like meat cows), we would be facing different terrain and expectations.