Molson Hart

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Meat is a big pain in the ass to cultivate. Requires massively more levels of resources per unit - beef in particular.

Beef is the most water intensive resource to cultivate - which is why in India, which has been chronically short on drinking water has evolved to have a big animus against raising cattle for meat.

Cattle is a beast of burden, good for much more than meat consumption. They operate farm equipment, generate milk, and make cheese. That's reason enough not to slaughter them. That said:

3250 kg of (raised for meat) Chicken requires 250 L/day 3250 kg of beef cattle requires 266 L/day 3250 kg of pig requires 325 L/day Source: http://www.omafra.gov.on.ca/english/engineer/facts/07-023.htm#2 …

Sounds like this reasoning is wrong for a bunch of reasons https://twitter.com/sidpathak92/status/1139589308908625920 …