That's what everybody says about every kind of dis-incentive program, but we have hundreds of them on the books. It would be one thing if it were just trying to

That's what everybody says about every kind of dis-incentive program, but we have hundreds of them on the books. It would be one thing if it were just trying to correct people's health, but the issue is far greater, spanning ecological impact, water rights, feedstock, farm subsidies, animal treatment, land use, etc. We will one day reduce our use of meat, if only because eventually it won't be feasible to keep farming it at scale. But the sooner we start, the better.