Bloodlust of Wildlife Fishing and Hunting Quenched by Industrial Agricultural Engineering by Louis ZG Touyz* in Research in Medical & Engineering Sciences_ Journal of Medical Sciences
Abstract
The
history of food production and its preservation is reviewed. The supply of food
demand from global populations is discussed. Focus is drawn on animal factory
farms and plant sources of protein for humans. Nutrition derived from
vegetarian and carnivore diets are appraised.Motivation psychology and mindsets
of hunters and fishers are deconstructed and gratuitous killing of wild animals
is deplored. The irreversible damage to wild life fauna and to aquatic
fish-stock destruction, wrought by fishers and hunters respectively, is
underlined. Sound food sources exist to feed Mankind and render hunting and
fishing as archaic unnecessary anachronistic practices.From the information
laid out, most people acknowledge hunting and fishing are anachronistic.
Immediate rewards are sought without regard to irrevocable damage imposed on
global ecosystems
Introduction
In
a sense all engineering activity is a form of bio-medical engineering, in that
most organized human activities taming nature or exploiting its’ resources,
impacts the well-being and health of lives of people, communities and nations.
Wild hunting and fishing is an outdated form of free-for-all bio-medical
engineering, when those hunters and fishers go stalking their prey with
specialized tools. This may be regarded as the earliest form of bio-mechanical
engineering to provide food. Accordingly a brief history of how humans procured
food, some modern methods of food production, food supply, distribution and
food economics, with a short comparison of vegetarian and carnivore diets, will
clarify this appraisal
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