your reasoning is garbage and you rely on the agreement of the herd

there is no ethical conundrum as far as I'm concerned

@Mosely if you're talking ramen then fry em up

if my food with meat costs $200 a month and my vegetarian food costs $50 a month, why should I not save my $150 a month

it isn't the herd, it's the argument of history

what has been proven to work

and indeed, continues to work, the example of Masai tribesmen for instance

an extreme carnivorous diet, perfect specimens of human health

history has porduced a humanity poisoning the planet and in sever entropic decline

fuck history

we have the example of skeleton changes

@Deleted User 57835c2c weren't you keto last week

change it up

Last iteration was with watered down vegetable broth. And I wondered whether I should depart down the route of frying or keep some other broth.

when humans switched to plant based diets

from hunter gatherer lifestyles

people got shorter, weaker

deformed

If I do broth I will switch to bone. Now that I have a recommendation weighing behind it.

they were eating corn and grains

even now, only some population in the world are truly adapted to grains and plant based diets

also sittilng around more

yeah

neolithic farmers were?

no way

they were working hard

I take cod liver oil and sometimes eat liver as a supplement

it was the diet itself

indolence begets death

there is no reason I personally should be deficient in any meat stuff

even though 99% of the time I do not eat it

but I'm not a paleo dude

what is meat stuff

we did adapt to them, but still

to disavow meat entirely

any vitamins or minerals found in meat

I can understand it as a fringe position

but advocating it in general, it's got to respect the weight of history

it better be a damn good reason

I technically do not 100% disavow it, just only consume it once every couple months for one meal

that's because you're musilm and have tribal ethics