A cow takes grass, which you cannot eat, and hands back:
- Beef, a complete protein wrapped in the fat your brain is built from
- Milk, the only food on earth designed to be food
- Leather, a coat that outlasts the person wearing it
- Tallow, for the frying pan, the candle and the soap
- Bones, for the broth, the handle and the field
- Liver, kidney, heart and tongue, the densest nutrition in the shop
- Manure, which grows the next field of grass
All of that from a plant that would go through you untouched.
No machine on earth can do it. No laboratory has come close. Grass in one end, a complete human diet out the other, and the thing builds soil while it stands there.
It runs on rain and sunshine. It needs no factory, no patent and no delivery lorry. It repairs itself, and every couple of years it makes another one.
And we are told to get rid of it to save the planet.
While the almonds are flown in from California and the soy is shipped in from a field that used to be Brazil.
The stupidity has a carbon footprint of its own.
Nov 6, 2026 · 4:01 AM UTC
During the height of the scamdemic, I put a little money into Beyond Meat. Every few months I add a couple grand to the falling knife. My thesis at the time was a sort of hedge & 4D chess to show in a printed portfolio statement that I endorse the bug eating soy people. It has been the worst performing single stock I've ever invested in. Even more so than @saylor MSTR.
Regarding physical health, healthy eating, and the carnivore diet: approximately 60% of the human brain is composed of fat (lipids)—including essential fatty acids and cholesterol—which form the myelin sheath (the insulation for our neurons). The animal fat found in meat mimics the lipid building blocks necessary for human cognitive development.
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