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<blockquote data-quote="The Patriarchy" data-source="post: 39372" data-attributes="member: 162">I have heard the term used before I assumed that it meant what you said.A whale i was fucking one time said that her professor said humans are the most bio available protien.As a wildman you should switch to human meat.I was thinking bio available could also mean most efficiently harvested.In this case its also true for humans as we are literally everywhereListen up, this whole meat obsession is a sham. Humans didn’t even mess with fire and meat until, what, 790,000 years ago? And even then, it wasn’t some daily burger fest. Meat was a lucky break, not a freaking lifestyle. No fridges, no freezers good luck keeping that carcass from turning into a maggot party. Grains? Didn’t even show up until we started planting stuff and building towns. So don’t feed me this “we’re born to eat meat” garbage it’s a fairy tale.Now we’ve got the tech to stuff our faces with meat 24/7, and people act like it’s no big deal. Wake up! It’s a damn disaster. Producing meat sucks up land and water like a black hole way more than plants ever will. Oh, you think “grazing land” excuses it? That’s just the meat industry’s trillion dollar con job talking. They’re drowning you in buzzwords “grass fed,” “sustainable,” whatever keeps the cash flowing. Don’t be their puppet.Eat meat if you want, I don’t care. But don’t pretend it’s the only way or some sacred tradition. It’s not. And next time someone shoves a steak in your face, ask who’s really pulling the strings ‘cause it’s probably the same clowns banking on you not thinking too hard.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Patriarchy, post: 39372, member: 162"] I have heard the term used before I assumed that it meant what you said. A whale i was fucking one time said that her professor said humans are the most bio available protien. As a wildman you should switch to human meat. I was thinking bio available could also mean most efficiently harvested. In this case its also true for humans as we are literally everywhere Listen up, this whole meat obsession is a sham. Humans didn’t even mess with fire and meat until, what, 790,000 years ago? And even then, it wasn’t some daily burger fest. Meat was a lucky break, not a freaking lifestyle. No fridges, no freezers good luck keeping that carcass from turning into a maggot party. Grains? Didn’t even show up until we started planting stuff and building towns. So don’t feed me this “we’re born to eat meat” garbage it’s a fairy tale. Now we’ve got the tech to stuff our faces with meat 24/7, and people act like it’s no big deal. Wake up! It’s a damn disaster. Producing meat sucks up land and water like a black hole way more than plants ever will. Oh, you think “grazing land” excuses it? That’s just the meat industry’s trillion dollar con job talking. They’re drowning you in buzzwords “grass fed,” “sustainable,” whatever keeps the cash flowing. Don’t be their puppet. Eat meat if you want, I don’t care. But don’t pretend it’s the only way or some sacred tradition. It’s not. And next time someone shoves a steak in your face, ask who’s really pulling the strings ‘cause it’s probably the same clowns banking on you not thinking too hard. [/QUOTE]

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