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From The Ethical Dilemma of Teaching Kids How the Sausage Gets Made by Anastasia Basil

Why then, do we not change our behavior? Harari says it’s because we don’t truly grasp the misery we’re causing. We’re fixated on satisfying our immediate need.

From The Ethical Dilemma of Teaching Kids How the Sausage Gets Made by Anastasia Basil

The meat industry not only inflicts untold misery on billions of sentient beings but is also one of the chief causes of global warming, one of the main consumers of antibiotics and poison, and one of the foremost polluters of air, land, and water.

From The Ethical Dilemma of Teaching Kids How the Sausage Gets Made by Anastasia Basil

Oxford historian Yuval Harari Noah believes if we really understand how an action causes unnecessary suffering to ourselves or to others, we’ll naturally abstain from it. His book 21 Lessons for the 21st Century offers a range of mind-expanding observations:

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My two pence (and this is not necessarily in contradiction with anything you’ve said): Don’t tie…

SouthpawPoet

I relate to this feeling so much.

Liz Gallo

Men are often in this position.

John Griswold