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Australian philosopher peter singer’s book animal liberation, published in 1975, exposed the realities of life for animals in factory farms and testing laboratories and provided a powerful moral basis for rethinking our relationship to them. According to ratiocentrism, adult humans deserve moral consideration because they are rational (i.e., they act on reasons, not just on impulses or instincts).[4] ratiocentrism has the plausible implication that if rational space aliens exist, they also deserve moral consideration. Which animals deserve moral consideration
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It owes much to the work of philosopher peter singer. Secular arguments for equal and exclusively human worth generally tend to follow one of two strategies. Singer, a utilitarian, is a professor of bioethics at princeton university
In addition to his work on animal ethics, he is also regarded as the philosophical originator of a philanthropic social movement known as effective altruism, which argues for weighing up causes to achieve the most good.
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