After a health scare earlier this year, I converted to a Vegetarian + Fish diet which has worked well for me. One thing I really appreciate is how easy it is to order off a menu (except of course at a vegetarian restaurant) because often I'm just choosing between 2 or 3 options. Many times, I'll make a meal from 2 or 3 appetizers which I've found are usually the best (and most cost effective) things on the menu.
With the exception of certain fancy restaurants, which cater to omnivores and whose vegetarian options are often uninspired or oddly abstemious, I’ve found this to be true, too. I spend very little time ruminating over my options.
Human beings have an existential right to eat animals because humans are ontologically superior to animals and it is good when the ontologically lower sacrifices to the ontologically higher
After a health scare earlier this year, I converted to a Vegetarian + Fish diet which has worked well for me. One thing I really appreciate is how easy it is to order off a menu (except of course at a vegetarian restaurant) because often I'm just choosing between 2 or 3 options. Many times, I'll make a meal from 2 or 3 appetizers which I've found are usually the best (and most cost effective) things on the menu.
With the exception of certain fancy restaurants, which cater to omnivores and whose vegetarian options are often uninspired or oddly abstemious, I’ve found this to be true, too. I spend very little time ruminating over my options.
Human beings have an existential right to eat animals because humans are ontologically superior to animals and it is good when the ontologically lower sacrifices to the ontologically higher