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I don't think youve ever planted a field if you think I'm wrong
And I don't think you've ever considered the amount of food and water required for just a kilo of meat.
Hint: It's exponentially more than a kilo of veggies or grains.
you haven't been reading what I'm writing.
buy a cow. put it in a pasture. come back in 18 months.
OR
buy seed. till. plant. water. feed. harvest.
the time investment per calorie is vastly different.
Yeah good luck with that when 8 billion people start doing that. Moron.
the discussion is about effort, not scalability.
We've got machines for that stuff.
running machines still takes effort. letting a cow live doesn't.