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• ishankhire 19 May 2023 4:00 UTC

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  in reply to: Matthew Rendall’s comment on: The Im­pli­ca­tions of the US Supreme Court up­hold­ing Prop 12

  I’m slightly confused with that justification by Gorsuch. Prop 8 already put forth a production ban in California, so the health interests of Californians should already be served. Prop 12 affected the health of residents in other states.

  I agree that this was clearly not about serving the interests of non-human animals, and therefore doesn’t really serve as precedent for granting animals moral rights or weightage independent of voters caring about them.

The Im­pli­ca­tions of the US Supreme Court up­hold­ing Prop 12

Overview of Shrimp Farm­ing and Ques­tions Sur­round­ing it

• ishankhire 3 Nov 2022 3:10 UTC

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  in reply to: Will Howard’s comment on: In­sect farm­ing might cause more suffer­ing than other an­i­mal farming

  Sorry, I meant number of days equivalent to pain of death (trying to convert it into the same units).

• ishankhire 3 Nov 2022 3:07 UTC

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  in reply to: David Mathers’s comment on: In­sect farm­ing might cause more suffer­ing than other an­i­mal farming

  Yeah, I agree that it’s very uncertain. However, I was unsure how to quantitatively measure sentience with anything other than neuron count although my range should probably be wider. Do you have any other ideas on how to quantitatively approximate sentience? What do you think the range should be?

• ishankhire 3 Nov 2022 3:04 UTC

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  in reply to: Will Howard’s comment on: In­sect farm­ing might cause more suffer­ing than other an­i­mal farming

  I think that’s a really interesting point. Curious as to what you think the lower bound for suffering would be assuming it could go negative (basically, if they’re living net positive lives)?

In­sect farm­ing might cause more suffer­ing than other an­i­mal farming