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  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    Jim East @slrpnk.net

    fruiterrarism (noun); the act of blatantly planting as much fruit as possible, regardless of what non-fruitarians may think, with the aim of creating an alternative to Babylon

  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    Jerkface (any/all) @lemmy.ca

    Randy Feltface promotes carnism :-(

    Heartbreaking. What happened?? Randy was one of my "safe" sources of entertainment, where I knew I would not be confronted with vystopia.

  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    Sunshine (she/her) @lemmy.ca
  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    Jerkface (any/all) @lemmy.ca

    Waterloo council shutters animal display at Waterloo Park

  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    Jerkface (any/all) @lemmy.ca
  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    Jerkface (any/all) @lemmy.ca

    animals at could be moving soon

  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    Jerkface (any/all) @lemmy.ca

    Canadian Thanksgiving is a Nightmare for Turkeys

  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    Sunshine (she/her) @lemmy.ca

    Animal Protection Party of Canada

  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    Jerkface (any/all) @lemmy.ca

    Rethinking Sapience: The Case Against Speciesism in Animal Intelligence; a ChatGPT hallucination

    Rethinking Sapience: The Case Against Speciesism in Animal Intelligence

    The question of whether humans are uniquely sapient has long been debated by philosophers, scientists, and ethicists. Sapience—often defined as higher-order reasoning, self-awareness, problem-solving, and moral agency—has traditionally been considered a uniquely human trait. Yet, this view is increasingly being challenged. Research shows that many non-human animals possess remarkable cognitive abilities that rival, or even surpass, those of humans in certain domains. By maintaining the belief that animals “fall short” of sapience, we reinforce a speciesist worldview, one that arbitrarily privileges human intelligence and dismisses the extraordinary cognitive capacities of other species. In fact, when we examine animal cognition more closely, we find that many non-human animals demonstrate intelligence, emotional complexity, problem-solving skills, and memory that far exceed human abilities in their respective

  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    Jerkface (any/all) @lemmy.ca

    Petition to recognize animals as sentient beings

    cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ca/post/29454890

    The 32 countries that have formally recognized non-human animal sentience include the European Union, Switzerland, Chile, Australia, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.

  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    theHRguy @lemmy.world

    Meat Consumption in Germany has Declined over 12% as Plant Based Sales have Doubled

  • Veganism @lemmy.ca
    hanging_tomatoes @lemmy.blahaj.zone

    List of Vegan Communities in Ecuador (South America)

    Where can I find a directory of vegan communities in Ecuador?

    I'm currently eating a mostly raw vegan diet, and I'm trying to transition to more of a fruitarian diet. But living in Northern Europe, the fruit options here are very limited. I've learned about a few vegan communities in Ecuador that I'd like to visit, but information about them is sparse.

    I'm going on a trip to South America soon to visit Ecuador. I've tried googling for "vegan ecuador," but most of the results are just about restaurants. I don't care much for capitalism, eating at a restaurant, or "eco-tourism" (veganism isn't a diet!). I am looking to learn about vegan projects in Ecuador, possibly joining a vegan intentional community there.

    But first, to plan my trip, I'd like to get a list of all the vegan intentional communities in Ecuador.

    Are there any lists of actual vegan communities in Ecuador?