Jack Symes

This is the worst thing we could have done in terms of production of our food, in terms of the amount of suffering we're creating. So I think when the person says to you, you're a bad person for hunting, if that person is engaging in buying these products from factory farms, which the overwhelming majority of people are, then they don't have a leg to stand on. What they're doing is way worse.

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It's a psychological explanation. It's the same reason why RAF bombers will drop a bomb on a clouded city but not go down there and shoot a mother and a child, right?

It's a psychological explanation. It's the same reason why RAF bombers will drop a bomb on a clouded city but not go down there and shoot a mother and a child, right?

It's a psychological explanation. It's the same reason why RAF bombers will drop a bomb on a clouded city but not go down there and shoot a mother and a child, right?

Well, it seems like it's an interesting one, right? We just did a big podcast series on the philosophy of war and the history of it and how it's trying to move the person that's killing another person further away from the act. So more killings when you're using guns than when it's hand-to-hand combat.

Well, it seems like it's an interesting one, right? We just did a big podcast series on the philosophy of war and the history of it and how it's trying to move the person that's killing another person further away from the act. So more killings when you're using guns than when it's hand-to-hand combat.

Well, it seems like it's an interesting one, right? We just did a big podcast series on the philosophy of war and the history of it and how it's trying to move the person that's killing another person further away from the act. So more killings when you're using guns than when it's hand-to-hand combat.

Even in the Second World War, fieldwork showed that it was about 20 or 30 percent of people were actually firing the weapons.

Even in the Second World War, fieldwork showed that it was about 20 or 30 percent of people were actually firing the weapons.

Even in the Second World War, fieldwork showed that it was about 20 or 30 percent of people were actually firing the weapons.

Yeah, I'd be interested to know how severe their PTSD is in comparison.

Yeah, I'd be interested to know how severe their PTSD is in comparison.

Yeah, I'd be interested to know how severe their PTSD is in comparison.

Because there's a thought, right, which is we seem to be outraged at the use of drones, but it takes one less person out of the fight. And so it seems if you're doing like a utilitarian calculation that it's going to be better on the whole.

Because there's a thought, right, which is we seem to be outraged at the use of drones, but it takes one less person out of the fight. And so it seems if you're doing like a utilitarian calculation that it's going to be better on the whole.

Because there's a thought, right, which is we seem to be outraged at the use of drones, but it takes one less person out of the fight. And so it seems if you're doing like a utilitarian calculation that it's going to be better on the whole.

In comparison to not using a drone?