• Jerkface (any/all)@lemmy.ca
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        26 minutes ago

        Animal ag consumes more food than it produces!! JFC people! We grow several times more plants than humanity can possibly eat, and then we refine it through the bodies of vulnerable individuals and murder them. THAT’S NOT FOOD, that atrocity.

        Anyone who consumes animals and bitches about AI’s water use is a https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Useful_idiot – but for whom?

      • Passerby6497@lemmy.world
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        31 minutes ago

        Except you don’t need to eat meat, you’re just justifying the destruction you like. That’s not to say that AI is anything close to as relevant as food, but the point still stands, meat production is destructive to the environment.

        • Crit@lemmy.wtf
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          10 minutes ago

          Something can be both useful and also destructive. Pretty sure people have done the maths and to approach the levels of efficiency that say meat has you’d be consuming a lot more calories. Similarly actual milk is better than soy milk.

          This isn’t to diss people that make the choice, but your quality of life will be worse, so yes I count that as those meat products being necessary, in spite of the environmental damage. I think there are better ways to fix that. Diversifying the meat industry, lowering food waste, etc. What seems more interesting at the moment is lab grown meat, since it has all the pros with none of the cons, except cost.

      • grrgyle@slrpnk.net
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        1 hour ago

        You don’t need animal products to live, but I don’t disagree with your point about food. At least it’s actually for people.

        AI is only for extracting the last bit of marrow from the bones of workers before making them completely obsolete.