Perhaps because you have never had to think about the role agriculture plays in civilization.

Encourage you to look into this issue more.

I'm likely more connected to agriculture than you think. And I think seed-sharing should be enshrined legally.

That's not the same as human rights. I think it's a silly practice lately to start proclaiming all these things are human rights. Particularly (not this case) when those things have to be given to them by other humans.

	▲	alkonaut 3 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I don't know what exactly "seed sharing" means (and the article doesn't describe it fully) but merely owning anything communally, or owning property - which includes the right to transfer it - seems like obvious human rights. What's actually a human right and what isn't will depend on who you ask, but just "Everyone has the right to own property alone as well as in association with others." seems to be applicable (UN Charter §17)? It doesn't feel like "random thing I think is important is a human right" at all?