Interestingly, Bittman admits that “rational arguments go only so far” (paragraph 12), a major assumption of this textbook. By this point in the selection, what rational arguments has Bittman...

Interestingly, Bittman admits that “rational arguments go only so far” (paragraph 12), a major assumption of this textbook. By this point in the selection, what rational arguments has Bittman presented for his claims? Following this concession, what arguments does he offer in discussing why rational arguments are insufficient to change the situation he is criticizing?