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Both apparently. Kinda rubbery, mostly blubber. There’s just not much of a point so it’s hard to view as anything but an act of pure malice.
And dolphins are perfectly capable of committing evil acts knowingly, but I somehow doubt there’s enough to make any sort of “food sin” tourism even remotely acceptable and/or profitable.
Plus that’s a pretty slippery slope.
Well it's not about doing everything yourself. It's about being economically efficient in a context of prices raising constantly. I'm very happy with my car I've buyed and I don't really see a good reason to craft one myself or to make my own fuel. I don't know how to do it and it's probably not worth it. Invest in a good bike for small travels is a better bet I think.
It's not like I'll live forever anyways, if you hate me for it, I won't be doing it for an eternity.
Ok, I'll make a short list about amazing stuff we're able too that make us superior to most animals or to all animals in some cases :
- The ability to sweat. An efficient way to cool down, that allow us to run for hours if needed. Even if there is a lot of animals faster than humans, most of them gonna be tired way sooner than us, allowing us to hunt them for hours and hours.
- A good view, both for short and long distances. Not all animals have it.
- The ability to write and read, making us able to share a lot of usefull informations. No animals have it, not by themselves and not at our level at least.
- An opposable thumb, really usefull to use tools or to make them and grab a lot of things.
Humans are the first responssible for the extinction of the megafauna (mammoths, lions, etc), it's not by chance, it's because even with spears only, we're better.
Humans are also the "apex predator" because we can adapt to (and even learn) pretty much anything.
The post-truth narrative of calling them animals is what leads to PETA type of delusions that declares, for example, even primitive fish as "feeling pain," only because they have a central nervous system. Which they then promote under some post-scientific narrative of "increased understanding of nature."
Then they also spend literal billions on the "rights" of these primitive animals, "rescue them," and so on. Individually, they spend thousands on the health-care treatment of glorified bodypillows, often deluding themselves into believing for there to be a person inside the bodypillow, while actual people can't afford treatment. It's an extremely crass delusion if you think about it, no different from the collective belief of an arbitrary rock representing a pagan mystique. (It's easy to argue that pet-keepers are part of a mystical pagan cult.)
They are of the very same character as those who once ate all types of meat, used to be super racist, mystified rocks, etc. Now they run around being vegan, waving these weird rainbow flags, are promiscuous, believe all races equal, etc. They are dystopian, insane, and entirely driven by hysteria. And no longer do they merely call themselves animals, but they have fully begun embodying their devolution.
I generally don't take anyone seriously who uses the term "animal" in this context tbh. Referring to beings such as humans or dolphins as an "animal" merely shows how high you are on post-scientific propaganda. Either that, or you're a hylic.
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Anyway... there's literally no reason to lock up and eat pigs, when it is understood for them to be on the intellectual level of children who left their non-lucid baby phase. Which coincides, for example, the ability to recognize yourself in the mirror (and likely lucid memories). As there are options and you can eat animals instead.
If you don't acknowledge this... you're latently psychopathic, probably.
You'd do more good by not eating pigs, instead of deluding yourself into the belief of a primitive fish feeling anything. Especially because the fish evolved its brain literally only in order to navigate the terrain and then cannibalize its plant bretheren. It's a plant-eating plant, so to speak. (Also RE: The cannibalism cited in the beginning of the post.)
Of course some other fish then evolved to eat plant-eating plants. Which technically means that they are still plants... they are biological lifeforms. As part of this ecosystem.
Which begs the question of why carnivores should be classified as animals on the line of herbivores. As you come to realize that terms such as "plant" and "animal" are extremely arbitrary and ultimately meaningless. Especially once you bring humans into play, who build spaceships, nuclear reactors, quantum computers, etc. Surely they aren't of the same category as a plant-eating plant, which can merely navigate its environment.
Like... gravitationally, if a star is a planet-catching planet, then a supermassive black hole is a planet-catching-planet-catching planet. It's a carnivore, so to speak. But you would never set star and black hole as equal, while considering planets as separate. At most, they are an evolution thereof. Or whatever analogy you want to use.
It's just semantic bullshittery... "sophistry."
It's about potential, though. So your point is lost in time. Not a single species can achieve what the human achieved. For better or worse.
With instructions, even the dumbest of them can. Don't forget that flat earthers where able to construct a very dangerous but working prototype of a "spaceship" that don't reach space ... And one of them at least was killed by it. But if idiots are able to craft that, they can craft guns without any problems.
Anyway, all humans are able to craft spears and we've successfully hunted a lot of animals with it during many centuries.