Will veganism take over mankind’s primary diet?

I was wondering with the popularity of veganism and the fact that more people are more aware of where there food comes from and more vegan food start ups are making food that replicates the taste of meat. Is it going to take over the world of food and push meat eaters into extinction kind of way?

I heard of so many different opinions on this matter, with differing results such as improved health and vitality. Also will we lose our canine teeth? Since they’re primarily used for biting into meat and most plant life doesn’t need that much biting force in comparison with meat?

What’s your take on this?

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Gusman · 61-69, M

I think it will. In 100 years or more.
If the climate continues to rise, regardless of the reason, I think that steps will be taken to almost wipe out green house contributing gasses. That includes Methane from all the Animals we raise for food.
So Vegetarianism will predominate.

4meAndyou · F

Overpopulation will ensure that. In the future you will be vegan or you will starve. There is not enough arable land on the planet to raise animals for consumption after the year 2060.