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#7 Is veganism a moral obligation? | A dialogue with Jamie Woodhouse Ghostless Machine
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- Philosophie
I think political polarization is one of the biggest problems in our society right now. That's why I started a series of dialogues where I have friendly disagreements over controversial topics with a variety of guests. These conversations are guided by three core principles: scout mindset, non-violent communication, and radical honesty.
In the first episode of the series, I talk to Jamie Woodhouse about the ethics of veganism. Jamie tends to believe veganism is a moral obligation, while I tend to believe there is no such thing as moral obligations, only better and worse actions.
00:00:00 Teaser
00:00:22 Intro
00:02:29 Jamie’s intro
00:03:39 Where we agree
00:07:02 Where we disagree
00:11:58 Moral obligations
00:19:09 Analogy with tallness
00:24:11 Levels of confidence
00:30:23 Is it natural to eat meat?
00:35:45 Does it matter?
00:43:03 Moral conventions
00:49:12 Individual vs. systemic change
00:55:27 Reducetarianism vs. abolitionism
01:00:45 Virtue ethics and rule-based utilitarianism
01:07:27 Jamie’s criticism of utilitarianism
01:11:33 Would this change your mind?
01:17:04 Is humane farming possible?
01:21:14 Jamie’s final message
01:24:46 Ending
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I think political polarization is one of the biggest problems in our society right now. That's why I started a series of dialogues where I have friendly disagreements over controversial topics with a variety of guests. These conversations are guided by three core principles: scout mindset, non-violent communication, and radical honesty.
In the first episode of the series, I talk to Jamie Woodhouse about the ethics of veganism. Jamie tends to believe veganism is a moral obligation, while I tend to believe there is no such thing as moral obligations, only better and worse actions.
00:00:00 Teaser
00:00:22 Intro
00:02:29 Jamie’s intro
00:03:39 Where we agree
00:07:02 Where we disagree
00:11:58 Moral obligations
00:19:09 Analogy with tallness
00:24:11 Levels of confidence
00:30:23 Is it natural to eat meat?
00:35:45 Does it matter?
00:43:03 Moral conventions
00:49:12 Individual vs. systemic change
00:55:27 Reducetarianism vs. abolitionism
01:00:45 Virtue ethics and rule-based utilitarianism
01:07:27 Jamie’s criticism of utilitarianism
01:11:33 Would this change your mind?
01:17:04 Is humane farming possible?
01:21:14 Jamie’s final message
01:24:46 Ending
If you’re interested in Sentientism, you can learn more in the following links:
Website: https://sentientism.info/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Sentientism
Podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sentientism
Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/2000192466918170
And if you like my content, you can follow me on these links:
Website/Newsletter: http://ghostlessmachine.com/
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@ghostless.machine
Podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ghostlessmachine
Facebook: https://facebook.com/ghostlessmachineblog
Instagram: https://instagram.com/ghostlessmachine
Twitter: https://twitter.com/arielpontes
Medium: https://medium.com/@arielpontes
Ko-Fi: https://ko-fi.com/arielpontes
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1 Std. 25 Min.