These developments are very encouraging. They promise yet another major addition to the list of ways science has found to reduce suffering in the world.https://bit.ly/2UZrjyx
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Human steak could of course be cultured. Would you eat it? I wouldn’t, but it’s hard to say why. It would be cultured from a single nameable person. Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall served human placenta, also clone of 1 person, in this case the baby. I wouldn’t eat that either.
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My "I would NOT eat human meat" t-shirt is raising a lot of questions already answered by th
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I still remember that famous Dr. Seuss rhyme from my youth: I would not eat a steak named Pete I would not eat his cultured meat
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Dear Dr. Dawkins, Are you okay? Sincerely, The Internet
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Stabbing the elderly in the eyes with scissors. I wouldn't do it but is it wrong?
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Brace yourself, "Richard Dawkins advocates cannibalism" is coming.
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Richard.
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Let Richard be Richard. Don't let the "will somebody please think of the children" people dictate how we talk about interesting things. I didn't know the placenta had fetal DNA. Now I do. This is what scientists should do.
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Initially read this as "It would be cultured from a single nameable person, Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall."
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Me too, except I actually read it as Hugh Fearnley-Whittingsteak.
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