It’s not yet sufficiently clear to me that WAW has the readily accessible levers to magnify impact that FAW has. Animals are farmed by humans, who are employed by a manageable number of corporations and answer to a manageable number of governments. That means that changing a single corporation or government’s stance can have a massive effect. Moreover, public support to secure a change may be easier to obtain for the average farmed animal.
My view is lightly held, but for now I think I need more evidence that highly-leveraged wins are practically achievable before moving to the WAW side of the ledger.
It’s not yet sufficiently clear to me that WAW has the readily accessible levers to magnify impact that FAW has. Animals are farmed by humans, who are employed by a manageable number of corporations and answer to a manageable number of governments. That means that changing a single corporation or government’s stance can have a massive effect. Moreover, public support to secure a change may be easier to obtain for the average farmed animal.
My view is lightly held, but for now I think I need more evidence that highly-leveraged wins are practically achievable before moving to the WAW side of the ledger.