A thought process is selective and biased. Can’t avoid it in most cases.
Here you think of the wolf being worse than a human for a sheep. But consider this, a wolf will kill the sheep and eat it. A human on the other hand will keep the sheep, lock it up, shear its wool, take its milk, kidnap its young + kill and eat it as the wolf does.
You ask why the sheep selects the wolf, but fail to see that the humane way only prolongs the suffering. Is it really any wonder a sheep would choose the quicker death?
A thought process is selective and biased. Can’t avoid it in most cases.
Here you think of the wolf being worse than a human for a sheep. But consider this, a wolf will kill the sheep and eat it. A human on the other hand will keep the sheep, lock it up, shear its wool, take its milk, kidnap its young + kill and eat it as the wolf does.
You ask why the sheep selects the wolf, but fail to see that the humane way only prolongs the suffering. Is it really any wonder a sheep would choose the quicker death?