You're mixing moral intentions (we should reduce our consumption of meat) with pure market forces (it's hard to scale, so it will become more expensive). It se

You're mixing moral intentions (we should reduce our consumption of meat) with pure market forces (it's hard to scale, so it will become more expensive). It seems to me that the former is unnecessary - it will just go away if we make sure that any environmental damage from meat farming is properly factored into taxation. Your solutions are really interesting though, couple that with something like Impossible Foods or Soylent and I can viably see the price of a reasonable meal dropping even as population increases. http://impossiblefoods.com/ http://impossiblefoods.com/ http://soylent.com http://soylent.com