Earthworms and crickets (and possibly other critters) are a great alternative to traditional meat because they thrive in small, compact spaces favored by capitalism. I would really appreciate it if they caught on so that they’d be commonly available and cheap, and then we could maybe outlaw torture of animals without everyone whining about how meat would become too expensive and they’d all starve to death.
I know someone is going to say we should just all be vegan, but I think this hypothetical person needs to be realistic about achievable goals, harm reduction, and the Overton window.
Earthworms and crickets (and possibly other critters) are a great alternative to traditional meat because they thrive in small, compact spaces favored by capitalism. I would really appreciate it if they caught on so that they’d be commonly available and cheap, and then we could maybe outlaw torture of animals without everyone whining about how meat would become too expensive and they’d all starve to death.
I know someone is going to say we should just all be vegan, but I think this hypothetical person needs to be realistic about achievable goals, harm reduction, and the Overton window.
How is “everyone is going to start eating worms” more realistic than everyone going vegan.