Re:Fake Meat Was Supposed to Save the World. It Became Just ...
by A4ET8a8uTh0 on Thursday January 19, 2023 @07:24AM
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I do not want to pretend that it is not part of the equation in US, but I am genuinely unsure how big a factor it is and if the argument makes sense.
Anecdotally, people in my social circle go for food that is socially acceptable in that circle. If 'low impact' food became a thing, price would have less influence on it ( kinda like every teen has to have an Iphone -- I am exaggerating a little - or when driving a small sedan in US means you are poor ).
There are all sorts of minor dynamics that are underexplored in that arena.
Anecdotally, people in my social circle go for food that is socially acceptable in that circle. If 'low impact' food became a thing, price would have less influence on it ( kinda like every teen has to have an Iphone -- I am exaggerating a little - or when driving a small sedan in US means you are poor ).
There are all sorts of minor dynamics that are underexplored in that arena.