But yes: the analogy is already hyperbole, and real life is even more hyperbolic. Transforms might work really well, but no one actually seems to know how to put them to real use, compared to generating billions-of-dollars in loss and burning the planet for it
(In this analogy, we can take aim at the hamburger industry either birthing CAFO's, or putting them into hyper-overdrive, destroying the environment with orders of magnitude more CO2, etc. etc. it's a weirdly long-lasting analogy)
But yes: the analogy is already hyperbole, and real life is even more hyperbolic. Transforms might work really well, but no one actually seems to know how to put them to real use, compared to generating billions-of-dollars in loss and burning the planet for it
(In this analogy, we can take aim at the hamburger industry either birthing CAFO's, or putting them into hyper-overdrive, destroying the environment with orders of magnitude more CO2, etc. etc. it's a weirdly long-lasting analogy)