"...It's ok to eat fish 'cause they don't any feelings..."

I find this somewhere interesting.

Kind of dovetails with that apparently "open question" in people's minds regarding if animals feel pain.

That has always troubled me... to see articles over the decades with titles like "scientists find out pigs and dogs can be happy".... Like no shitttttt.

I would have liked to know how the pain exactly was measured. Perhaps I'm not wearing my glasses but I didn't see that anywhere in the article.

But it was curious to see that suffering of animals is measurable in a quantifiable way,. Ig?

It's the same old "if it's not cute and fluffy and it doesn't have cute, big, sad eyes it doesn't matter if it suffers."

You can see the same thing in zoos. Tigers, bears and primates get nice big, beautiful cages.

Fish get a small tank.

Shrimp get a tank so slim that the shrimp can't even turn, so it's always perfectly visible. (As seen in the Haus des Meeres in Vienna)