Damage

The premise of The Good Place..and other works I imagine

This bullshit never ends

Unfortunately the biggest polluters don't fall under Catholic influence anyway

I became a full-on programmer after joining Lemmy. Coincidence?

But to do that you'd have to cut her in half

Send like an unnecessary complication over using zyklon-b

It's pretty much in line with right to repair and similar initiatives as well, everything that's sold should be made to maximize longevity and use, while the last ~50 years have seen a focus on making people spend as much as possible, with products that are made to be replaced as frequently as users will tolerate.

For the same reason we need regulate all the IoT crap that's been proliferating all over.

What the fuck

Lol I think we'd need a whole discussion on philosophy and psychology to correctly address these points, and I doubt either of us is qualified enough.

Projecting human morality on animals is... Funny, as our higher empathy is essentially a social animal's trait that helps its group survive. Extending it to the whole universe is surely possible but who are we to say whether it's correct or not? We can only evaluate measurable effects, such as those on our ecosystem.

Regardless, I never wanted to start a discussion on veganism, I don't approve of current farming methods anyway, just pointing out that your definition of normal was wrong.

Well I fully agree that virtually all modern animal farming is cruel and should be reformed, yet I don't think Veganism is the only answer.
And of course Vegans shouting "YOU! Stop eating meat NOW, you monster!", only manages to make people LESS likely to do that.

We live in a world where there are animals that take the place of other animals' tongue; where insects farm other insects; where parasites live in the skin of animals and different animals eat them, forming a symbiotic relationship; where predators often kill for fun.

Normal is the right word.

Lime milk probably becomes curd soon