I think diet affects *who somebody gets to be* to a degree that's dramatically underestimated (by way of impacting energy levels/capacity for activity, mood, baseline hunger, etc., as well as overall health), which makes me uncomfortable with saying anything but "experiment!"
I'm no longer comfortable advocating broad adoption of veganism, but I STRONGLY support:
understanding the ethical context of the food supply
experimenting with diet with an eye to ethics
learning about & supporting policy/tech that enables systemic ethical behaviorhttps://twitter.com/primalpoly/status/1059861902665216000 …
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Love this! I do find it interesting to see people wrestle with the tension inherent in veganism. It's clearly *morally* healthy but not *nutritionally* healthy, which means vegans are trading some physical well-being for some ethical well-being.
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Also the case against factory farming is overblown, especially in Europe. (I've written about it in my blog)
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I love this post! Back to ethics is the answer, not demonizing.
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Loving this pithy phrasing: "systemic ethical behavior"
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I believe we should force people to eat meat and do hard drugs as reparations for decades of veganism and drug war.
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