Which of the following can we infer from Singer's claim that a vegetarian diet is sufficient for human health?
A) If it turns out that the claim is false, then perhaps eating meat can be consistent with the principle of equality.
B) No human beings should ever eat meat.
C) No carnivorous animal's interests deserve equal consideration.
D) Carnivorous animals' interests deserve unequal consideration.

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Singer's claim that a vegetarian diet is sufficient for human health suggests that if this claim were proven false, it might open the door to reconsidering the ethical implications of eating meat, potentially aligning it with principles of equality under certain conditions. It does not directly imply a universal mandate against meat consumption for humans (B) or make specific claims about the consideration of carnivorous animals' interests (C, D).

Which of the Following Can We Infer from Singer's Claim