00:00One place, she's worshipped, she's a mother. Other cultures, she's not a mother but a burgher.
00:09Had this been an innate human instinct, then it would have been common, universal and similar across peoples,
00:21across continents and across religions. We don't want to kill dogs, for example, but very happily we slaughter pigs.
00:30Whereas purely in terms of intellect, we know pigs are more capable than dogs.
00:37The cow example, one place, she's worshipped, she's a mother. Other cultures, she's not a mother but a burgher.
00:46Obviously, the species hasn't changed, the DNA hasn't changed. How is it that one people favour one animal in some
00:55way
00:55and the others favour some other animal, which simply means it is social conditioning.
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