After all they provide me with eggs. I wondered what they think about all day. I comforted myself in noting that they were tiny creatures, had each other for company, lived mostly under the open sky and had plenty of water and a variety of foods. I couldn't help but realize that their small space was about the same size as a prison cell. We condemn human beings to walk around in similar tiny spaces for years on end.
Many prisoners never see the sky or the grass, have poor food and little if any company.
Usually they are not allowed to be productive. They lack stimulation to the point where they shut their minds down in order to cope. When they have done their time, we set them free again. Because of the U.S. global influence, the answers are of considerable interest in countries beyond American shores. The document has been widely praised in many important American newspapers and it has many fine features.