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One aspect of mankind's biological and social advancement that we should preserve (even after peak oil) is our ability to see food as an art form and a cultural expression. I think that means acknowledging the importance of animal products in these traditions. It would be sad of too many people gave up gave one of life's greatest pleasures under the misplaced assumption that vegetables are magic health potions and animal products (even in moderation) are poisons.