So you have no issues with dogs eating meat but humans shouldn't?

More or less, ya. Dogs don't really have a moral choice or an ability to tailor their environment where they can grow lots of grains and vegetables. They just strike. And I think a vet would tell you they need meat and are healthier that way.

(Some people would claim that for humans too but they're wrong).

If I had a dog and research shows they need meat, I'd feed it to them.. but still I'd feel weird.

Almost like a no win situation.. they need meat to be healthy, but I'm kind of being not vegan to have the dog and purchase this food.

Here I talk about the robots GROWING the meat tho, like lab grown meat.

It dawned on me at some point that this is the ideal solution for dogs. AI grows the meat they need. And roadkill. AI finds animals that are already dead and delivers it to the dogs. That's the just and ethical solution.

Say, ever owned a dog?

For a couple years. Was pretty harebrained, it ended in controversy.

I'm babysitting a dog right now. I'm on the Rover app.

Taking care of them and then they go home and there's no commitment and you get paid for it is optimal asf 👌👌

Getting into the side hustles. I actually have a new blog on here about it that I'll admit is me within a day or two and then you'll see more, lol.