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by dinfinity
330 days ago
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> All the logic in the world can't ease my stomach after watching a conveyer belt of chicks get dumped directly into a meat grinder. It's simply not right. Where on the evolutionary scale do you draw the line and why, though? Remember that the feeling you experience is a very messy heuristic that exists to perform a basic evolutionary function. People have similar feelings when Boston Dynamics robots (or similar things) are kicked/'abused', even though they would never attribute any awareness or even the experience of pain to them. A feeling should always be the starting point of a rational appreciation of the situation; things are rarely "simply not right" and feelings are often wrong. |
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