In her Elle interview, the singer said people cannot love animals and eat meat, drawing praise from supporters and criticism from others who called the view privileged.
The report says Eilish, raised vegetarian and now plant-based, framed the stance as a personal reckoning after learning about animal agriculture rather than a moral judgment.
It argues plant-based diets can be cheaper when built around staples, while acknowledging barriers such as food access, nutrition information and cultural norms.
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What does the 'meat paradox' reveal about the psychological conflict between our ethics and our appetites?
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