Personally I just have a list of animals that I have enough respect for to never consider eating them. If I'm convinced enough, I'll add new animals to the list.
I get this too. I didn't think/know it was air pressure though? Seems to happen to me randomly, and rarely.
What does a jellyfish-themed party entail? Nature documentaries? Jell-O?
God Loves Uganda - about the impact of American Christian missionaries from megachurches on the people and politics of Uganda. It's from 2013 and is in desperate need of an update, but it's still very good.
The Punk Singer - documentary about the life and music of Kathleen Hanna, pioneer of "riot grrrl" punk feminism. I love the music and vibes, and Kathleen Hanna is also just a really interesting [real-life] character.
I met a somewhat old man on a Greyhound a few years ago who was pretty delirious and drifting in and out of sleep. Turns out he had been traveling non-stop for three days, heading from Georgia to his home in Oakland. He had been on a roadtrip with his friends in (what he described as) a cursed Mitsubishi which broke down a final time some 2500 miles from home. All his friends took flights back, but our protagonist did not bring any kind of ID with him and couldn't take a plane. So there he was, having not slept much at all in 3 days, on the i-10 between Tucson and Phoenix.
He also borrowed my phone to call his wife, who it seemed had not sanctioned his roadtrip at all and was very mad at him. She eventually hung up on him. Handing my phone back to me, he assured me that she wouldn't stay mad at him after seeing his baby-blue eyes upon his arrival in Oakland.
I don't remember so many of the details, but hearing this guy's life story and about his impulsive cross-country roadtrip was kinda strangely inspiring.
You might be right but that's not a simple casting change