2013-08-06, 07:28 PM
If this goes well, and meat can be mass-manufactured, it could help with world hunger problems.
Considering the cost of just one of those burgers right now I doubt it would be anytime soon, but the possibility is there for creating something out of barely nothing.
And of course it prevents animal cruelty too. Sure, some animals will have to die for the cells needed, but nowhere near as many as they do now, there was even a PETA spokesperson on TV here saying that killing a few animals is a worthy sacrifice to end the suffering of millions more and I completely agree.
It's gotten to the point where barely anything we eat or drink is natural anymore. It's not as much of a leap as people think it is.
Considering the cost of just one of those burgers right now I doubt it would be anytime soon, but the possibility is there for creating something out of barely nothing.
And of course it prevents animal cruelty too. Sure, some animals will have to die for the cells needed, but nowhere near as many as they do now, there was even a PETA spokesperson on TV here saying that killing a few animals is a worthy sacrifice to end the suffering of millions more and I completely agree.
It's gotten to the point where barely anything we eat or drink is natural anymore. It's not as much of a leap as people think it is.