Wow. Thanks for reading, I guess.
Why the downmodding? Because you don't like sound arguments and facts? Further confirming the greatness of your species, I guess.
Humans did not "evolve eating meat." Yes, they began to eat meat relatively recently, but only during winter periods after migrating into colder climates. Even then, humans ate almost no meat when plant food was…
There's quite a lot to say in response, but I'll limit the scope of it to two of your points, and I'll try to be brief with each. (1) "My species is more important to me than theirs." Our species is only more important…
Voting me down for saying this: "How about this: you prove that eating meat is justifiable? That would be something." Whoever did it, you're realllly smart.
How about this: you prove that eating meat is justifiable? That would be something.
Evgen, the system isn't letting me reply to you directly for some reason, so my apologies if this garbles the thread. What you have written is so riddled with logical fallacies I don't know where to start, but I'll give…
How would it be "poetic justice" for a vegan, who cares for other living things, to be malnourished? They're just being not evil. Of course, being vegan has all kinds of eprsonal health benefits in addition to its…
The significance of a hamburger being comprised of many different pieces of multiple cows is that it's hard to track and there are higher-risk meats than others. For example, meat that resided near the intestines/colon…
The scientific evidence supporting the similarity of other animals' experiences of the world to humans' experiences is indeed "mounting." It shouldn't have to, because the incredibly evidenced theory of evolution -- the…
Unpredictability (or randomness) does not preserve the possibility of free will. One must have control over the process. That's really the basis of why we care about free will in the first place -- control.
Importantly, even if effect doesn't necessarily follow cause (also known as "indeterminism"), free will isn't possible. Hence free will is absolutely impossible, alongside any conditions whatsoever.
Wow. Thanks for reading, I guess.
Why the downmodding? Because you don't like sound arguments and facts? Further confirming the greatness of your species, I guess.
Humans did not "evolve eating meat." Yes, they began to eat meat relatively recently, but only during winter periods after migrating into colder climates. Even then, humans ate almost no meat when plant food was…
There's quite a lot to say in response, but I'll limit the scope of it to two of your points, and I'll try to be brief with each. (1) "My species is more important to me than theirs." Our species is only more important…
Voting me down for saying this: "How about this: you prove that eating meat is justifiable? That would be something." Whoever did it, you're realllly smart.
How about this: you prove that eating meat is justifiable? That would be something.
Evgen, the system isn't letting me reply to you directly for some reason, so my apologies if this garbles the thread. What you have written is so riddled with logical fallacies I don't know where to start, but I'll give…
How would it be "poetic justice" for a vegan, who cares for other living things, to be malnourished? They're just being not evil. Of course, being vegan has all kinds of eprsonal health benefits in addition to its…
The significance of a hamburger being comprised of many different pieces of multiple cows is that it's hard to track and there are higher-risk meats than others. For example, meat that resided near the intestines/colon…
The scientific evidence supporting the similarity of other animals' experiences of the world to humans' experiences is indeed "mounting." It shouldn't have to, because the incredibly evidenced theory of evolution -- the…
Unpredictability (or randomness) does not preserve the possibility of free will. One must have control over the process. That's really the basis of why we care about free will in the first place -- control.
Importantly, even if effect doesn't necessarily follow cause (also known as "indeterminism"), free will isn't possible. Hence free will is absolutely impossible, alongside any conditions whatsoever.