Clearly a science likes this takes a lot of intelligence. But thinking this is a way to solve a meat-eating dilemma is simply a backwards logic. We don't need cloned meat of any kind to solve any kind of food problem. People should eat less meat. |
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BBC News - World's first lab-grown burger is eaten in London |
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Clearly a science likes this takes a lot of intelligence. But thinking this is a way to solve a meat-eating dilemma is simply a backwards logic. We don't need cloned meat of any kind to solve any kind of food problem. People should eat less meat. |
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Most people love the taste of meat and people need to consume protein. Why do you feel able to speak for the tastes of your fellow 7 billion humans? And don't make out that liking meat is backwards, humans have survived off it for hundreds of thousands of years and have evolved to like it. |
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Thanks for sharing that. I would eat it. The problem I see are that you would need to produce cow fat cells to blend with the meat, but ideally perhaps canola or sesame oils could be used. If such oils could be substituted for the needed fat content, then it would be a be increase in healthiness. |
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Last edited by Sivason; 08-06-2013 at 03:20 AM.
It may require many antibiotics, in lieu of an immune system, which could be a bad idea. I imagine it also uses hormones, though I don't know what the negative effects of that would be. |
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I... doubt they'll sell meat with unnatural quantities of testerone in it as an oversight. It's not like this stuff bypasses the FDA or something. |
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