What the Netflix documentary needs you to believe a cow is:
- A methane factory with a vendetta
- Personally melting a glacier right now
- Sinking water like a frat lad
- Bulldozing the Amazon between mouthfuls
- Mugging children for their grain
- A coronary wrapped in leather
- A mastermind that can't open a gate
- Smug, and unforgivably so
What a cow is actually up to out there:
- Chewing grass you physically cannot
- Drinking rain, handing most straight back
- Farming a hillside no tractor survives
- Muck-spreading the field for free
- Breathing out last August's carbon
- Six months of food off one animal
- Leaving the soil richer than it found it
- Unaware it's been cast as the villain
The cow has been framed.
The bloke who made the documentary flew there to do it.
@sfliberty This all may be true, but he did have rivals so he didn't have a monopoly, and isn't reducing your prices in order to drive rivals out of business a predatory practice?
Also, "enshittification" appears to be a real thing in markets where one company has become dominant.
The Battle of Ideas and Error-Correction
The society of the West is not the society that makes the right decisions all the time, it's the society that corrects errors.
There is no limit to the size of error that we can make.
The important thing is how good we are at correcting errors.
Many non-Western societies don't try to correct errors, they want to entrench them.
They don't recognize that there are going to errors in everything they do.
That is their weakness.
It is why we already have the tools to win the battle.
We've got what it takes.
~Conjecture Institute Advisor @DavidDeutschOxf with Advisor @peterboghossian & @ReidN