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jfz9580m

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Fri Sep 27, 2024, 08:33 AM
Sep 2024

Light read indeed
Section 12.4 is of particular interest to me because our food system is so messed up. We are not following even rudimentary tenets of animal welfare (thanks to horrors like factory farming) as well as ignoring both environmental concerns and concerns related to human health.

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Human overpopulation and human overconsumption jfz9580m Sep 2024 #1
Indeed... OKIsItJustMe Sep 2024 #2
I know jfz9580m Sep 2024 #3
Two observations OKIsItJustMe Sep 2024 #4
Thanks for your thoughtful post jfz9580m Sep 2024 #5
You're welcome. A little light reading... OKIsItJustMe Sep 2024 #6
I have mixed feelings about those strategies jfz9580m Sep 2024 #9
I certainly have "mixed feelings" OKIsItJustMe Sep 2024 #11
You have a point jfz9580m Sep 2024 #12
If you want some serious reading material... OKIsItJustMe Sep 2024 #13
Thanks jfz9580m Sep 2024 #14
Better to go forward - or even stay in place - than go backwards at light speed. RandomNumbers Sep 2024 #15
I'm not as optimistic at this point OKIsItJustMe Sep 2024 #16
Earth didn't breach anything. We did. hatrack Sep 2024 #7
Well put! OKIsItJustMe Sep 2024 #8
Bang on jfz9580m Sep 2024 #10
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