tablarasa

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by tablarasa 4y ago
Interesting video, but it doesn't show slaughter at all, just impressive machinery for quickly processing massive amounts of fish. I disagree that having a person rather than a machine process food products is related to the ethics of
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by tablarasa 4y ago
You might find this paper interesting- it's focused on adapting fisheries management to climate change, but some of the core principles of fisheries management are touched [1]. Check out some of the figures. There are some paradoxical
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by tablarasa 4y ago
"Wild caught is probably better than farm raised death wise." I would be curious to hear your reasoning or evidence for this. From what I know, the ability to control conditions and processes is much easier in the farm context.
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by tablarasa 4y ago
I'm not sure if there is a well-trusted authority on this akin to MBA but it is certainly a leading issue in the seafood industry. More governments are codifying an acknowledgement of animal sentience in various ways [1] and there is a
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by tablarasa 4y ago
There are a lot of issues around ocean conservation worth caring about, studying, and accepting a cost to solve. However, it is worth pointing out that fisheries management works well and has been working where it is deployed to the extent
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by tablarasa 4y ago
Big native plant ecology lover here, so I am stoked to hear when people are excited about plants. It sounds like you're interested in botany but also potentially plant ecology, soil ecology, and maybe agronomy. They're big topics
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by tablarasa 4y ago
Hm. I think it’s a great thing to debate, but I think the issue, as identified by the author, is how calculus is taught to various audiences. I think it is a bit short-sighted to suggest people with ambitions in the life-sciences do not nee