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“Given the state of disaster we humans have wrought upon the planet, it seems an argument can be made for the inferiority of the human intellectual capacity of reason.” quote by Hope Bohanec — Download Open image

““Given the state of disaster we humans have wrought upon the planet, it seems an argument can be made for the inferiority of the human intellectual capacity of reason.””

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“Reducing or eliminating the consumption of animal products is one of the most powerful ways we can reduce our impact on the environment.”

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“In fact, fishing is one of the world’s most wasteful and destructive industries. Every year, more than seven million tons of so-called by-catch (perhaps more accurately described as by-kill) is inadvertently caught and wantonly destroyed, including over three hundred thousand sea animals such as non-target fish species, sea turtles, dolphins, whales, sharks, albatrosses, and other sea birds.”

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