I'm a fan of the carnivore diet, and I hate this push for "fake meat" with a passion. Corporations are ruining the quality of meat (hormones, feed composed of "non-foods" like corn, soy, and other proinflammatory nonsense, poor treatment, destroying land quality unsustainably); and then other faceless corporations are taking advantage of this, starting a highly aggressive marketing campaign against meat and in favor of their future products, with the obvious goal of banning real meat altogether one day, preventing one from raising animals themselves, solidifying this false dichotomy between corporate fake-meat and corporate "real"-meat. With the current push, all across Europe, to ban perfectly good cars from being driven, it's obvious that the "moral emergency" of climate change will inevitably lead to governments feeling entitled to tell us we can't eat foods we evolved on, and have eaten for hundreds of millenia. Hard to think of something more dystopian. To be hurriedly replaced with unproven, non-Lindy, lab meat with zero long-term health studies, or other vegan foods (which, in today's worls, sadly isn't taken by most people to mean healthy vegetables, but mostly sugar-laden monstrosities; corporations love sugar, and sugar is a plant!)

Current vegans might rejoice, but all the ex-vegans and other dieters who switched to keto or carnivore and experienced immediate and (sometimes) lifechanging health benefits will be very, very angry at this prospect.