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I was reading an interview about careers the other day when I read something that spoke to me. The interviewer asked the interviewee if people changed careers for moral or ethical reasons. The interviewee said that few people actually switch careers for those reasons. The vast majority change when something affects them personally.
So, I was thinking that veganism is somewhat similar. I can talk and argue about ethics and morality with someone all day (and I did today), but it seems like many more people go veg for reasons like health or they don't like the taste of meat or animal products (personal reasons) than those who feel morally obligated to do so. This is especially the case with two people close to me who have gone vegan and pescatarian.
Thoughts?
So, I was thinking that veganism is somewhat similar. I can talk and argue about ethics and morality with someone all day (and I did today), but it seems like many more people go veg for reasons like health or they don't like the taste of meat or animal products (personal reasons) than those who feel morally obligated to do so. This is especially the case with two people close to me who have gone vegan and pescatarian.
Thoughts?