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Do only human-interest matter morally, or is the natural world intrinsically valuable? in your view, is our treatment of animals, in particular, factory farming, morally legitim…

Do only human-interest matter morally, or is the natural world intrinsically valuable? in your view, is our treatment of animals, in particular, factory farming, morally legitim…
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Do only human-interest matter morally, or is the natural world intrinsically valuable? in your view, is our treatment of animals, in particular, factory farming, morally legitimate?

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well what do you think? the question obviously wants your answer. But to me, the way some animals are treated is heartbreaking. I think the natural world is valuable. 
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