I had a dairy cow once and I know she was a sentient being. A co-worker once told me that when she was at the University of Nebraska she kept a headless chicken alive for months. She dropped dough nut crumbs and water into the chickens esophagus. She put stints in to keep the airway and esophagus open. She didn't know if the chicken still experienced anything like thought or emotion, but she said it was unquestionably a living creature. A farmer had brought it in because it wouldn't die and he thought it interesting.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
February 4th 2009
I had a dairy cow once and I know she was a sentient being. A co-worker once told me that when she was at the University of Nebraska she kept a headless chicken alive for months. She dropped dough nut crumbs and water into the chickens esophagus. She put stints in to keep the airway and esophagus open. She didn't know if the chicken still experienced anything like thought or emotion, but she said it was unquestionably a living creature. A farmer had brought it in because it wouldn't die and he thought it interesting.
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