RSVPlease (click on the buttons above, no account or email is needed)
The event takes place conditional on at least 5 people having responded “Going” by 12:00 CEST on September 4.
You want to learn more about effective altruism? Then come along to our monthly input sessions with workshops, talks and discussions!
Please drop us a line below (or via pm or email) if you want to participate and have not been in contact with us before.
📍We’ll meet at Bucerius Law School in room 3.47 at 19:00.
Vox’s Future Perfect has recently published the series “How Factory Farming Ends” covering the evolving battle against factory farming, exploring both the past and future of this movement. The series examines the efforts to transform our culture, politics, and dietary habits, highlighting potential strategies to move away from industrialized animal agriculture. Let’s discuss the moral, environmental, and economic reasons driving the shift towards alternatives, such as plant-based and lab-grown meats, while considering the challenges and successes in making this change a reality!
If you’re interested in working on the issue yourself, perhaps also check out 80,000 Hours’s problem profile “Factory farming”!
EA Hamburg Discussion on how factory farming might end according to Vox
RSVPlease (click on the buttons above, no account or email is needed)
The event takes place conditional on at least 5 people having responded “Going” by 12:00 CEST on September 4.
You want to learn more about effective altruism? Then come along to our monthly input sessions with workshops, talks and discussions!
Please drop us a line below (or via pm or email) if you want to participate and have not been in contact with us before.
📍We’ll meet at Bucerius Law School in room 3.47 at 19:00.
Vox’s Future Perfect has recently published the series “How Factory Farming Ends” covering the evolving battle against factory farming, exploring both the past and future of this movement. The series examines the efforts to transform our culture, politics, and dietary habits, highlighting potential strategies to move away from industrialized animal agriculture.
Let’s discuss the moral, environmental, and economic reasons driving the shift towards alternatives, such as plant-based and lab-grown meats, while considering the challenges and successes in making this change a reality!
If you’re interested in working on the issue yourself, perhaps also check out 80,000 Hours’s problem profile “Factory farming”!