• Rekorse@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    6 months ago

    We are always working at solving problems. Right now the world is trying to figure out how to have its meat and eat it too, and spending all of our energy and money on that.

    If we decided the problem was figuring out how to grow plants in those conditions, I bet you’d find we would improve that too.

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      6 months ago

      Take a look at a map of Norway. If you find a way of growing crops on rocks that are dozens of kilometres from the nearest road, and covered in snow 8/12 months a year, please let me know.

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        6 months ago

        Well you’d have to make exceptions for those that can’t have their food shipped from better climates and also can’t grow their own food. I’d imagine those peoples lives wouldn’t change much from now were the rest of the world to stop eating meat.

        Everyone who has the ability to avoid eating meat, should. Bringing up exceptions doesnt negate that position, its built in.