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No gods, no masters.

  • Veganism can be such a good choice, with the right way of eating

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  • That's less about diet and more about murder.

  • Japan airline serves vegan [business class] passenger a banana and chopsticks for in-flight meal

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  • It's better with some peanuts.

  • I have no IRL friends...

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  • ouch

  • My changes

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  • take notes

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    What Happened to Insect Farming?

  • Earthlings in the Capitalocene @lemmy.world
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    What Happened to Insect Farming?

  • Earthlings in the Capitalocene @lemmy.world
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    People have shaped most of terrestrial nature for at least 12,000 years

    www.pnas.org /doi/full/10.1073/pnas.2023483118
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    Why We Underestimate Animal Minds. On the unequal consideration of nonhuman animals.

    ryanbruno.substack.com /p/the-meat-paradox-part-i-why-we-underestimate-f39
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    What do the anti-vegans want?

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    “Meat-me”: From flesh machines to individualities. A case for an anti-speciesist degrowth

    grassrootsjpe.org /meat-me-from-flesh-machines-to-individualities-a-case-for-an-anti-speciesist-degrowth/

  • "Farmers" Fight Federal Efforts to Block States from Promoting Humane Animal Agriculture

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  • While it sounds contradictory, it's very simple.

    The small players like "family farms" can not compete with the big corporations. The strategy for the small players has shifted to more "added value labels" like organic, local, free range etc. That label allows them to justify, on the market, much higher prices for the product. In reality, it's mostly bullshit, especially when it comes to animal farming.

    Big players can also engage in this humanewashing and ethicswashing, but they don't put enough effort in it and usually try to redefine the standards/regulations instead, which is easier. They basically give the game away, demonstrating that it's bullshit.

    Remember, welfarism is a dead end. Animal-welfare-labelled meat is not a stepping stone to animal-free diets: empirical evidence from a survey: Journal of Environmental Economics and Policy: Vol 14 , No 1 - Get Access.

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    “Meat-me”: From flesh machines to individualities. A case for an anti-speciesist degrowth

    grassrootsjpe.org /meat-me-from-flesh-machines-to-individualities-a-case-for-an-anti-speciesist-degrowth/
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    Police Bodycams Reveal Pattern of Deference to Meat Industry

    sentientmedia.org /police-bodycams-reveal-pattern-of-deference-to-meat-industry/

  • What cult?

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  • Yes, it's called projection.

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    Leather shoes alternative?

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    Road Kill: Commodity Fetishism and Structural Violence

    utppublishing.com /doi/10.3138/topia.18.107
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    EPA Drops Proposed Rules to Limit Slaughterhouse Waste Pollution

    sentientmedia.org /epa-drops-rules-to-limit-slaughterhouse-waste/
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    The Biggest Lie About Veganism - David Ramms

  • Lidl Beats Own Plant-Based Sales Target With Nearly 700% Uptake

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  • The tofu is good. I'm not a fan of coconut oil (in yogurts and others).

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    ‘Self-termination is most likely’: the history and future of societal collapse

    www.theguardian.com /environment/2025/aug/02/self-termination-history-and-future-of-societal-collapse
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    Kate Raworth Introduction to Doughnut Economics

  • Climate Crisis, Biosphere & Societal Collapse @sopuli.xyz
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    A Revolution Betrayed, Part 1: Sudan and the Imperial Negation of a People's Aspirations

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    A Revolution Betrayed, Part 1: Sudan and the Imperial Negation of a People's Aspirations

  • A report tied Iowa’s water pollution to agriculture. Then the money to promote it mysteriously disappeared

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  • The pollution stops when the production reduces dramatically.

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    A report tied Iowa’s water pollution to agriculture. Then the money to promote it mysteriously disappeared

    www.theguardian.com /us-news/2025/aug/30/iowa-agriculture-water-pollution
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    Andrew Huberman has a meltdown over plant protein

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    Andrew Huberman has a meltdown over plant protein

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    Nature and other dangerous words: Marx, method and the proletarian standpoint in the web of life

    link.springer.com /article/10.1007/s10624-025-09775-x
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    Unequal exchange is not primarily about monetary value

    www.nature.com /articles/s41467-025-59881-1

  • The consequences if the world decided to go meat-free

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  • No

  • They will sell you vitamin D, they don't want you to know its source

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  • There is no safe amount of processed meat to eat, according to new research | CNN

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  • There is no safe amount of processed meat to eat, according to new research | CNN

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  • When you start with compromises like that, the failure is guaranteed, there is no "attempt".

    Considering the role of food as pleasure, this fear of big changes can backfire because people are addicted to food. It's easier to succeed if you do a revolution in your kitchen instead of half-assed tiny changes that maintain "temptations". It's also much more satisfying to engage in something new, an adventure, and start to make progress in it (to accomplish things); the big change is its own reward, which helps to keep it going because you feel more agency, more capability.

  • There is no safe amount of processed meat to eat, according to new research | CNN

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  • This may be a new study, but it's confirming what was known already.

    Of course, CNN is trying to dilute the message and claim some magical middle ground:

    “The goal shouldn’t be perfection but rather a healthy and sensible dietary pattern that allows room for enjoyment,” Kuhnle said.

    From the abstract:

    We conservatively estimated that—relative to zero consumption—consuming processed meat (at 0.6–57 g d−1) was associated with at least an 11% average increase in type 2 diabetes risk and a 7% (at 0.78–55 g d−1) increase in colorectal cancer risk. SSB intake (at 1.5–390 g d−1) was associated with at least an 8% average increase in type 2 diabetes risk and a 2% (at 0–365 g d−1) increase in IHD risk. TFA consumption (at 0.25–2.56% of daily energy intake) was associated with at least a 3% average increase in IHD risk.

    emphasis added.

  • Billions of flies to be dumped out of planes in an effort to fight flesh-eating maggot known as "man-eater" (in cows)

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  • Eradicate the cow farming sector and the fly problem goes away.

  • The room-temperature snack.

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  • quick calories: sweet fruits, dried fruits

    slower calories: pretzels and crackers

    better calories: a fresh fruit and a whole grain sandwich with some spread, some condiments, some leaves.

    classic low effort: the mix of nuts and dried fruits (like raisins)

    Nuts and seeds alone are obvious, but they also have a lot of calories and may not provide calories that fast, so you can end up overeating. That's why I go for more starchy snacks from cereals, if any. Try to eat dense calories with more fiber, especially fat.

    It also helps to have a bigger breakfast. Speaking of a nice porridge, there are all sorts of portable "oat bars" and similar things. Those can pack a lot of calories too, often too much. (You can make them at home, it's not that difficult.) If you can't find those, try looking for "work-out bars" that are plant-based.

    And watch your weight. The need for snacks can be a sign that your breakfast was too small.

  • Happy Eat Your Beans-Day!

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  • The Pale Blue Bean

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    ‘Please walk away from Harry Potter’: why the stars of HBO’s new TV show are in for decades of social media hell

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  • Only applies to artists who can no longer enjoy the spoils.

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  • Add the else branches to the nested version and log the failed conditions (to make it more obvious).