Orangeburst
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Oh, that's right, how dare I question the science. The experts approved it, so gosh darn it that's good enough for me. I'm not a fake meat expert so I can't have an opinion on lab-grown untested meat. Besides, I'll also be doing my part to fight climate change, one slab of goop meat at a time.The USDA approved it. Are you anti-science?
I saw a brief report on this new "chicken." Evidently the process is something like a 3 D printer except it is using animal and plant cells to create the "meat" so it's not like an impossible burger.
It is more like when they "recreate" the body of Milla Jovovich's body in Fifth Element.
Still not signing up for one of those even though the first two restaurants to serve it are from Jose Andres. He can make shoe leather taste good.
You must not have eaten at any fast food place in the last 30 years.If anyone has eaten a fast food burger or any sort of chicken from most fast food places, you look pretty silly taking a preemptive mental sh*t on lab engineered meat.
I'll ask this of anyone contemplating ordering this laboratory meat, what is the purpose of it? You can buy a whole rotisserie chicken in the grocery store for $5 or $6.
I’m not really contemplating ordering it, but the lab meat would be more favorable for the environment and would not be cruel to livestock. I don’t see a downside of creating an alternative for those craving the animal flesh.
If the lab meat was scaled it, it would become a more efficient process and likely less expensive that the $5/$6 chickens.
Well that sure took an ugly turn. Show us on the doll where the mean vegans and Trump supporters touched you.
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Vegans like you give the rest a bad name. You want a plant based diet, great. Don’t spread lies about the alternative.
I’m not really contemplating ordering it, but the lab meat would be more favorable for the environment and would not be cruel to livestock. I don’t see a downside of creating an alternative for those craving the animal flesh.
If the lab meat was scaled it, it would become a more efficient process and likely less expensive than the $5/$6 chickens.
Actually it’s far worse for the environment just like electric vehicles.
New study suggests that lab-grown meat produces up to 25 times more CO2