Sussex By The Sea
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I prefer eating Chicken with the bone in so for that reason I'm out
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My point was almost no one is going to keep pigs only as pets.
Or less mass farmed. Turn the land back from cattle use to crop use or even let it go back to wildlife.
The amazon might have chance to recover rather than being chopped down for cattle grazing.
Interesting...
It really depends on how the new technology is used. Hopefully, it'll a) mean, as you say, a reduction in intensive, mass farming b) be used to stop malnutrition. I can't help feeling that LMICs won't see a lot of benefit though.
You never know. How expensive was Quorn when it first came out? Now they've worked out how to mass produce it, it's not that expensive.
I may have to get some Quorn burgers now.
Some of their stuff is garbage, but the burgers are canny. I may be in the minority here but I think I have a sentimental attachment to them
By definition, no. They'd no longer be a vegetarian would they?
Quorn hasn't really made it beyond the developed world though.
I can't say that's a big surprise. First World can decide whether to or not to eat meat etc.
Yes but the ethical reasons underpinning their vegetarianism would be made redundant and thus no longer needed.
How anyone can prefer gnawing at a gristly drumstick or wing to a nice plump breast is beyond me.I prefer eating Chicken with the bone in so for that reason I'm out
By a strict definition you are correct.
How anyone can prefer gnawing at a gristly drumstick or wing to a nice plump breast is beyond me.
How anyone can prefer gnawing at a gristly drumstick or wing to a nice plump breast is beyond me.
But I like how the stuff would blur the lines of what is and isn't acceptable to eat.
I doubt it - there would be a market for expensively produced traditional produce still, almost certainly.Organic and free range meat producers would be instantly out of a job. You could either get 100 percent guilt-free meat, or the shite.
I don't think they would. I reckon they would have more demand. Frankenstein meet or high quality ethically farmed meet would be the options.Organic and free range meat producers would be instantly out of a job. You could either get 100 percent guilt-free meat, or the shite.
Extinction is a natural cycle though. Pretty much everything becomes extinct and then new species appear. It’s happened numerous times in the earth’s history. The mass extinction events tend to kill off 90+% of species anyway.
But it’s never been alive, it’s synthetic protein really