The thing I can never get behind is that this is always used as an argument for new technologies instead of returning to lower tech, pre-industrial solutions that are already well established and known to be safer.
Pre-industrial technologies will only get us pre-industrial amounts of meat, which has to be split between the current population.
There’s a lot of people who probably won’t be very happy with only being able to afford meat once or twice a week. That seems like a surefire way to trigger a backlash.
The thing I can never get behind is that this is always used as an argument for new technologies instead of returning to lower tech, pre-industrial solutions that are already well established and known to be safer.
The problem with this is lifestyle inflation.
Pre-industrial technologies will only get us pre-industrial amounts of meat, which has to be split between the current population.
There’s a lot of people who probably won’t be very happy with only being able to afford meat once or twice a week. That seems like a surefire way to trigger a backlash.