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Required listening for policymakers, animal advocates

Revisado: 08-26-22

Sebo provides a compelling case that, despite inherent difficulties, policymakers must now incorporate a concern for animals alongside a concern for humans. Sebo thoroughly describes the philosophical and empirical questions that are raised when we attempt to do so, carefully walking the reader through how different answers to these questions may recommend drastically different policies. Nevertheless, Sebo argues that, even if we cannot resolve all of these questions now, there are still crucial steps we can take now to ensure that future environmental and health policy appropriately incorporates a concern for animals.

Essential reading for anyone who wants to help all of the sentient beings on Earth—human and nonhuman—in the most effective way possible. It is philosophically rich while being firmly grounded in reality. Despite the often bleak subject material, it is inspiring and often times funny, drawing both on real world events and amusing philosophical thought experiments. It was also read well by Andrew J. Andersen. Highly recommended.

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