“A top-effective public outreach: small-farmed-animal reducetarian deep questioning” by Stijn

For two decades, I did a lot of public outreach: talking with people from the broad or general public (on the streets,…) to persuade them to do something good. Now I believe that most of such public outreach is not so effective, with one or a few exceptions. Here I want to give a concrete example of a public outreach that I believe to be one of the most cost-effective, generating the highest impact at the lowest costs: small-farmed-animal reducetarian deep questioning. This involves asking specific questions to make people think more deeply about the welfare of (small) animals used for food in order to encourage them to reduce their consumption of animal products (primarily from small animals such as chickens, fish and shrimp). I’ll first discuss why I think this is a top-effective strategy, and then present a specific example of a list of questions that I ask [...] ---Outline:(01:00) Why is small-farmed-animal reducetarian deep questioning a top-effective public outreach?(10:06) An example of deep questioning outreach--- First published: August 12th, 2024 Source: https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/posts/rJiGhuinQrqaq2CQE/a-top-effective-public-outreach-small-farmed-animal --- Narrated by TYPE III AUDIO.