I matched my ratings to IMDB's and noticed that newer movies (2015<) have an inflated rating by roughly 1.5, but older movies (<2008) have deflated ratings by like 1. At least now I understand how to see the ratings according to the year of release. You could try this for yourself.

If you're merely looking to have a diet that's plant-based, then there are overlaps with veganism, but there's no moral philosophy associated with being plant-based; it's just to eat plants.

If there's a new concept in the world, you might have the freedom to call that concept what you want. However, you're dabbling in well-trodden territory where all these positions are pretty well understood. For veganism, it's about reducing the exploitation of animals as a moral philosophy.

There are some really great vegan cheeses available in some places now. Rebel Cheese and Treeline Cheese are two great examples of companies that make products that can be happily eaten on their own. There are some bad vegan cheeses too, but the amount of great options are increasing.

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