Although, almost a generation apart in age, both philosopher share a common connection with nature. They each have been recognized by their amazing talent of nature writing. Peter Singer was a professor for Centre for human bioethics while John Muir was known for being the founder of Sierra Club. Muir activism helped to preserve many wilderness areas. …show more content…
They both believe that nature was built for all human kind and species. Not just for some of us. They want peace and happiness and that is why they both want society to realize how much harm we are doing to our planet Earth. The have both made a difference in the world, they created a way to influence the readers how we live in our everyday lives. For example, in Singer essay, what should a billionaire give- and what should you? Singer states, “in our world today-some lives are worth saving and others are not.” As a result, if child with rich parents is dying they rather save his life, meanwhile a child with poor parents is suffering not knowing how to say goodbye. Why? Because that how society was taught to do. Singer is pointing out what the real world is doing. However, Muir fought to save our parks because many of our authority wanted to destroy