Cameron Green on the Triple Win of Veganism

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Don't Panic Yet

Simon Monsour

8 episodes

6 days ago

Simon talks with guests about human behavior, scientific methods, environmental sustainability, psychology and governance, education, artificial intelligence, and philosophy. Through thoughtful and open discussion, and an enduring sense of playfulness, our purpose is to support, and hopefully further the sharing of ideas that may lead to the betterment of the lives of all creatures on earth, and deepen our understanding of life, the universe, and everything.

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Cameron Green on the Triple Win of Veganism

Don't Panic Yet

1 hour 12 minutes 23 seconds

9 months ago

Cameron Green on the Triple Win of Veganism

Hosted by Simon Monsour

00:00:00 Intro

00:01:08 Let's talk about animals

00:11:00 Veganism popularity

00:13:29 How healthy is a vegan diet?

00:16:22 Naturalist arguments

00:20:26 Choices have consequences

00:24:44 Change is hard

00:27:40 Food as pleasure

00:30:55 Conversing about veganism

00:37:28 Why care at all?

00:39:03 The complexity of natural systems

00:44:09 Hubris and accidental progress

00:51:13 Human technology vs ecosystems

01:07:22 How does change come about?

01:09:12 Humans are amazing

Cameron Green has convened Animal Action forums, started and run vegan groups in London and Brisbane, worked on many environmental campaigns, and has worked as a software engineer at Google and many levels of government. He has also studied philosophy and written extensively on social and moral issues for his website.

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