People have little loyalty to meat per se. If you made something that was cheaper and tasted better, most carnivores would switch. Once that shift started, social pressure against eating meat would grow rapidly. It would seem, and in fact would be, perverse.
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Think economic inequality isn't the right framing for me. It's about upward mobility and whether the middle class is growing or contracting. From history: lack of a middle class means less people will be bought into the norms of society and more likely to spark a revolution.
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I think I see why people get the idea that income inequality is bad. Income inequality does not necessarily mean the middle class gets paid less. More likely it means that the upper class just makes more.
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