Just finished reading and honestly I think it gives a really good argument about why exploitation is ruining our lives both directly and indirectly.

Like if we lived in better harmony with the environment (not taking more than we need and giving back what we take) then we'd be much more resilient as a species. But now one disease is being spread widely because we just had to optimize everything, lose all the variety that made us safer, and make it so that we are much more vulnerable than we would've been before.

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People have refused to see the hideous cruelty of animal death factories since they began. I hope that they don't refuse to see the immense suffering that will extend far beyond their walls with zoonotic diseases if they are allowed to continue.

On the other hand, people are also happy to kill themselves slowly for momentary pleasure so my hopes aren't high 😭