Thanks. Just one note. There is no need for people to care about soil animals to help these. I estimate the cheapest ways of saving human lives increase the welfare of soil animals much more cost-effectively than interventions targeting farmed animals, and lots of people already care about saving children in low income countries. Saving humans increases the production of food, this increases agricultural land, and this decreases the number of soil animals, which is good for my best guess they have negative lives. If one guesses they have positive lives, one can advocate for cost-effective forestation efforts, which also population already, and does not require convincing people to care about soil animals.
Thanks. Just one note. There is no need for people to care about soil animals to help these. I estimate the cheapest ways of saving human lives increase the welfare of soil animals much more cost-effectively than interventions targeting farmed animals, and lots of people already care about saving children in low income countries. Saving humans increases the production of food, this increases agricultural land, and this decreases the number of soil animals, which is good for my best guess they have negative lives. If one guesses they have positive lives, one can advocate for cost-effective forestation efforts, which also population already, and does not require convincing people to care about soil animals.