u/InevitableGarlic1042

If you legally had to hand-rear and butcher your own animals, and that was the ONLY way you were allowed to eat meat, would you stay a meat-eater or go completely vegetarian?

Assume the rules are strict: No grocery store meat aisles, no fast-food burgers, and no paying someone else to do the dirty work. If you want bacon, you have to raise the pig from a piglet, feed it daily, and handle the slaughter yourself.

Would the physical work and emotional connection make you quit, or would you just get used to it? For those who already hunt or farm, how much does it actually change your relationship with what's on your plate?

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u/InevitableGarlic1042 — 6 days ago
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If human walking distance could be converted directly into fuel (e.g., 10,000 steps = 1 gallon of gas), would you ever be able to walk enough to fill up your car?

Think about it: 10,000 steps is roughly 5 miles for the average person. If you walk 10,000 steps a day, you "earn" 1 gallon. How many gallons would you be able to get a week and would it be enough for your weekly commute would you change your motor

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u/InevitableGarlic1042 — 7 days ago