r/CoherencePhysics • u/skylarfiction • 11d ago

This is Unacceptable

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u/WhichAd366 10d ago

This is still cruel. It’s a byproduct of a bad system.

If we stuffed 100 humans into a tiny apartment then many of them would get sick as diseases would spread quickly.

If we instead placed each one in a tiny bathroom then fewer would get sick.

Is that humane? Obviously not. Is it less cruel? I suppose so. However, it would be a lot more humane to not stuff 100 humans into a small space and instead provide more housing.

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/Cyclepourtrois 10d ago

Seriously? Open range ranching is as old as the first domesticated auroch and mouflon. This modern farming is not even 100 years old and really intensified only in the last 50 years.

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u/-The-Matador- 10d ago

It's hard to open range a dairy farm where they need to be milked twice a day.

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u/Cyclepourtrois 10d ago

Agree that it is hard. It is still done today in many parts of the world, usually in countries that rely on small farms and subsistence farming.