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Book · 2009 · Business & Economics

Eating Animals

by Jonathan Safran Foer · Recommended by 4 people on 3 podcasts

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There's a book eating animals, Jonathan Saffron for his book, which is worth reading if you think you're immune to the details.
Joe Rogan · The Joe Rogan Experience · Jun 2016

The best things said about it

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Discussed
Honestly when i was like 26 i read the eating animals by jonathan safran 4 because an ex had recommended it she was vegetarian.
Jesse Singal The Joe Rogan Experience · Jul 2021
Discussed
One of the books we read was Jonathan saffron force uh eating animals.
Dr. Christopher Gardner The Rich Roll Podcast · Aug 2023
Discussed
There's a book called eating animals should we stop I can't remember who it's by but he made this point he was like in the introduction or something he says I bet you assume what my conclusion is here.
Alex O’Connor Modern Wisdom · Sep 2019

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Why people recommend it

Eating Animals by Jonathan Safran Foer is a non-fiction investigation into the ethics of meat production, factory farming, and the environmental impacts of modern diets. On The Joe Rogan Experience, Joe Rogan recommended the book, stating that it was worth reading for anyone who believed they were immune to the harsh realities and details of factory farming. Also appearing on the same podcast, Jesse Singal mentioned reading the book when he was twenty-six because an ex-girlfriend who was a vegetarian had recommended it to him. On The Rich Roll Podcast, Dr. Christopher Gardner mentioned reading Foer's book as part of a university course, noting that the reading ultimately influenced his decision to adopt a vegan lifestyle. On Modern Wisdom, Alex O’Connor brought up the book to illustrate how people often prematurely assume the moral conclusions of texts that question conventional meat consumption. Across these discussions, the book served as a powerful catalyst for personal dietary changes and broader philosophical debates surrounding modern food systems and animal ethics.

Every mention

4 counted mentions · 1 passing or ad reads below
Joe Rogan There's a book eating animals, Jonathan Saffron for his book, which is worth reading if you think you're im… 1
Recommended
“There's a book eating animals, Jonathan Saffron for his book, which is worth reading if you think you're immune to the details.”
The Joe Rogan Experience #804 - Sam Harris 2016-06-01
Alex O’Connor there's a book called eating animals should we stop I can't remember who it's by but he made this point he… 1
Discussed
“there's a book called eating animals should we stop I can't remember who it's by but he made this point he was like in the introduction or something he says I bet you assume what my conclusion is here”
Dr. Christopher Gardner one of the books we read was Jonathan saffron force uh eating animals 1
Discussed
“one of the books we read was Jonathan saffron force uh eating animals”
Jesse Singal honestly when i was like 26 i read the eating animals by jonathan safran 4 because an ex had recommended it… 1
Discussed
“honestly when i was like 26 i read the eating animals by jonathan safran 4 because an ex had recommended it she was vegetarian”

Also mentioned in the same episodes

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Passing
“I can't believe that Hitler's literally like reciting from Jonathan Saffron Fo's eating animals and like [laughter] at the same time, [snorts] dude, you know how strong elephants are. They don't eat meat.”

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