Isn't it strange how upset people get about a few dozen baseball players taking growth hormones, when we're doing what were doing to our food animals and feeding them to our children?
In his book "Eating Animals," Jonathan Safran Foer highlights the hypocrisy surrounding society's outrage over specific instances of performance-enhancing drug use in sports, such as baseball, while largely ignoring the extensive use of growth hormones in agriculture. Foer points out the inconsistency in our moral and ethical concerns regarding what we consume, especially when it comes to the treatment of food animals. This contradiction raises questions about our values and prioritization...
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