Taylor Lorenz

Um, I used to be extremely militant about it when I was young and like really moral, like really annoying.

I was like the one that was like, most people I'm surprised that, you know, I actually like I've bringing up sometimes, but I don't have it like in my bio and stuff.

And

if you want to go talk about toxicity on the internet, nothing is more toxic than like the vegan communities online.

And like so much of my early internet experience was being that person online that was like the 14 year old, like, you know, being like, you're a murderer.

You're doing, you know, genocide of the chickens and,

You should die.

And I think the older I get, the more I realize that we all just make these sort of ethical trade-offs and decisions in life and how to live life.

And you kind of just have to do the best you can and accept that I'm flawed.

I'm not living perfectly.

This other person isn't living perfectly.

But let's just all kind of work together

to have a better society and not be so black and white.

And you know what, if you want to eat 20% less meat, like that's, that's good for the world.

I would argue.

Yeah.

Try not to rage tweet, you know, try not to rage tweet.

Thanks for having me.

This was fun.

Hi, everyone.