Lab meat

Skybird · 06-22-23, 03:10 PM

They want to make jellyfish a buyable "food". Why not blowing up the size of virusses and sell them as burger patties?

In the EU, insects now can be legally added to industrial food. If the quantity is small, it must not even be on the label. To rise thes einmsects in our climate, enormous ammounts of (heat) energy is needed, making this a very climate-critical ambition.

But it shows us what it really is about. And thats not climate. I think its only a quesiton of time until they give us our own sh!t to eat and call it "progressive eating", motivated by planning for life on mars.

Our elites of course are spared.

em2nought · 06-22-23, 05:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Skybird

Our elites of course are spared.

The chefs at fancy smancy restaurants who prepare their meals will no doubt still be cooking with "gas".

06-22-23, 03:10 PM	#1
Skybird Soaring Join Date: Sep 2001 Location: the mental asylum named Germany Posts: 42,717 Downloads: 10 Uploads: 0	They want to make jellyfish a buyable "food". Why not blowing up the size of virusses and sell them as burger patties? In the EU, insects now can be legally added to industrial food. If the quantity is small, it must not even be on the label. To rise thes einmsects in our climate, enormous ammounts of (heat) energy is needed, making this a very climate-critical ambition. But it shows us what it really is about. And thats not climate. I think its only a quesiton of time until they give us our own sh!t to eat and call it "progressive eating", motivated by planning for life on mars. Our elites of course are spared. __________________ If you feel nuts, consult an expert.

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