If Tom Regan's zoocentrist view is correct,then the practice of ________ would be impermissible.

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Tom Regan's zoocentrist view holds that animals have inherent value and rights, and should not be used for human purposes. Factory farming, which involves mass production of animals for food and other products, involves using animals as a means to an end and treating them as mere resources. This goes against the principle of respecting animals' intrinsic value, and is therefore impermissible according to Regan's view.

If Tom Regan's Zoocentrist View Is Correct,then the Practice of ________