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TIL never to walk into a German restaurant and order Omakase.

Before you decide that the only reason is because reddit is a hive-mind, all the questions have been answered elsewhere already and are sort of confusing.

One of OP's first comments talks about clean meat using 90% less resources, so it should be able to keep up with meat demand far better than livestock. The last questions seem to be about a hunting ban, but the only thing OP says about hunting is that it's more ethical than livestock farming.

Did you read the title?

Reddit isn't a linear conversation that can be derailed; if you don't like the jokes you can just minimize that comment tree. And since it's an AMA, there's only one response that really matters and it's hard to miss when it's colored blue.

Voting machines being under heavy guard can be its own downside if people don't trust their government. And if these machines have to be under 24/7 guard before, during, and after the election, is it really any better than paper ballots?