Cellular agriculture is an opportunity not just for ecological & moral reasons. It’s perhaps the only way we meet global demand for meat.https://twitter.com/wildtypefoods/status/1075087138129989634 …
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Per capita meat consumption is rising dramatically. I think academically we could characterize it as demand for protein, but empirically that feels like it would be missing something key.
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It changes based on genetics and environmental pressures in each population, but as a whole, yes. There is a large global demand that emerges out of the extreme nutrient density that meat provides. Populations/environments will trend toward highest density per unit cost.
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The exception is in populations that have been heavily propagandized. If you don't associate high nutrient density with meat, you may chase a local concept of 'nutrient dense'. Many westerners attribute density to veggies, but those diets are known to leave nutrient gaps.
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What does it mean for there to be intrinsic demand? Is there intrinsic demand for electricity?
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Maybe the right question would be if there is a global demand for calories ?
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