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Hey im currently going to be choosing my major in science and gaining a more specific direction for my future, and i want to study animals and plant life and how we can live with them with minimal impact.. and to help threatened animals, however this requires studying the animals, which may require them kept in captivity and having regular blood level reading etc… and i see cruelty in sticking a needle in an animal with no say.. where is the line between down right cruelty ie animal testing, caged eggs and say someone monitoring the health on an animal in captivity..also what guide line can one refer to as ones beliefs of what is right and wrong is easily shaped by the ideas in society. I hope im clear, an example is caged eggs, people think caged eggs are fine and chickens dont know any better.. this, i believe is caused by the “ethics” society has put into their brain where as if u show an innocent child a farm of caged chickens, they will recognise, that there is something seriously wrong going on..
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Hi. I think that your questions are very valid. I think this is only something you can answer. I think you sound very clever, and that you understand that simply because we are human, does not make us the most important being, nor does it mean we have some right to go round using other species as if they were put here for our sake. They have their own ways and systems of working, and I think that if you do some online research, you will understand what is right and will always do the right thing.
You are correct when you say that ethics are based on culture and how that culture deems itself important, and of course let us not forget money; which is at the root of most of the exploitation, and always has been.
Feel free to let us all know how you are doing.
good luck finding a job. i majored in biology with similar aspirations. most jobs in this field are provided by industries who’s purpose in researching animals is to later exploit them. example: national oceanic and atmospheric administration’s contribution to fisheries. who’s side do you think the FDA is on? the animals or the industry? the environmental protection agency’s claim to fame is vivisection. don’t fool yourself into thinking working for a zoo is helping a single animal.
consider nursing. all that college may actually result in a job. you’ll develop the knowledge and authority to impact obese american’s decisions to continue scarfing down animals.