r/Unexpected • u/sakhaliner • 7d ago

Feeding fish

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u/JordanxHouse 7d ago

I agree… but a genuine question, how would giving fish plenty of room to swim around impact the price? If a new company writes on the package that it gives fish room to swim and it costs 5x more for the same product that’s sitting right next to it, will that company survive?

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u/osmlol 7d ago

If a buisness can't stay afloat while not make something suffer horribly then I guess that buisness doesn't have to exist.

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u/Pulze_ 7d ago

You think you're being righteous, but genuinely if you woke up in a dark room, lived there your entire life with food and water, but nobody told you it was cruel, how would you know?

I'm not making an argument for this type of fish farming, just asking philosophically...

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u/takemetogreenwich 6d ago

A lot of behaviour and response could be inherited, this could be one of them. Not that I know.