ganoncrotch said:
I don't use a text to speech program but even if I did most don't distinguish between capital letters and small letters in terms of the volume produced, 10 square meters of land is actually a fair enough amount btw given how efficient farms are now with their use of land to feed the 6billion people each year, would need 60billion square meters for your diet for each person. This is of course not including the obvious things such as irrigation and trees needed for wood to grow the tools you must be using out there on your plot, of course you wouldn't use a wooden bucket to water them would you so you'd need some plastic plant on that 10meter plot, gonna get pretty tight. I must say btw each time you start a sentence with "oh you humans are all such..." I can't help but read it as Edward Cullin would talking to bella :< |
"10 square meters of land is actually a fair enough amount btw given how efficient farms are now with their use of land to feed the 6billion people each year, would need 60billion square meters for your diet for each person."
I've been researching this topic in depth for over 8 years.
You really don't know what you are talking about at all. This is the problem with these internet forums - you can't really be exposed for the all-knowing-fool you are and can just blindly spew your shit in all directions. Consequently, legions of similarly mindless drones start attaching weight to your words.
Ok, let's get something short enough so the average attention span can actually take it in.
From the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition: ( http://ajcn.nutrition.org/content/78/3/660S.long )
"The meat-based food system requires more energy, land, and water resources than the lactoovovegetarian diet. In this limited sense, the lactoovovegetarian diet is more sustainable than the average American meat-based diet."







