Nothing's ever enough for vegans.
> Would be more interested in seeing more means of producing tasty food without using animals and at reduced costs to the environment.
There is increasingly more of that all the time.
> On the other hand it just seems like another step into the direction of turning the chickens into optimized food machines.
Another step? They aren't getting any more optimized, if anything new available options are scaling that back in favor of more land-use, open space, slower growth.
> Sorry, I'm a dreamer I guess, continuously disappointed by a world that doesn't seem to be able to set any significant goals nor pursue them at large scale unless it's for profit and likely at the cost of the rest of the world.
You're free to consume whatever you want.
EDIT: my opening sentence is not fair. But it invited a lot of response. That can walk a thin line but in this case I figure it worked out. If my post were purely inflammatory, then it would be counter-productive but I don't see it that way.
> Would be more interested in seeing more means of producing tasty food without using animals and at reduced costs to the environment.
There is increasingly more of that all the time.
> On the other hand it just seems like another step into the direction of turning the chickens into optimized food machines.
Another step? They aren't getting any more optimized, if anything new available options are scaling that back in favor of more land-use, open space, slower growth.
> Sorry, I'm a dreamer I guess, continuously disappointed by a world that doesn't seem to be able to set any significant goals nor pursue them at large scale unless it's for profit and likely at the cost of the rest of the world.
You're free to consume whatever you want.
EDIT: my opening sentence is not fair. But it invited a lot of response. That can walk a thin line but in this case I figure it worked out. If my post were purely inflammatory, then it would be counter-productive but I don't see it that way.