Raw LLM Responses

I don't appreciate how animals are treated, but I fucking love meat. I can't wait for those non-farmed options to become more mainstream. Around where I live, a supposed progressive mecca, there are a lot of restaurants serving only lab-grown meat. I'm all for it. Also, if we could remove the cattle industry, we would also reduce the amount of corn we grow, and we could use the land to grow a wider variety of plants, or even return some of that land to nature. My futurist utopia looks like huge vertical farming warehouses, potentially limitless energy from nuclear/thorium, solar, wind, hydro, with populations in sparse-to-densely populated cities that are entirely self-reliant, with nothing by nature between them. If you need something, we have the automated production levels to simply make each item as-needed instead of mass producing what mostly becomes waste. Call me crazy, but it seems like somewhere humanity could go. If you don't like big, bustling cities, move to the smaller cities. If you don't like people, go be a survivalist out in the wilderness. Want to work? Plenty to do. Don't want to work? Enjoy the utopia your ancestors toiled to give you. We should be working towards a better future for our kids. For upper-middle class folk like me, upward economic mobility isn't a thing, and won't be for my children either. It's time we redefine how we work for future generations. We should be trying to eliminate the need to toil away, trading part of your labor for the privilege of working in the first place. But I digress hard. I don't have any severe moral objection to eating animals, but the conditions we raise them in suck, and eliminating livestock from the environment would be boon. Getting rid of animal farming is a logical imperative, morality aside.