Meat-growing technology is going to change the world a lot. More usable land. More land for nature. Less climate change. Less water usage. Less animal cruelty. Trillion-dollar industry with profits to be had.https://twitter.com/Philip_Salter/status/965621704386105344 …
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Well, for meat. But I imagine they’ll still be factory farms for milk and eggs.
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So, what happens to all the cows? If they’ll have no value, do we just eliminate that species?
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There are a lot fewer horses now than a century ago. There'd still be cows, but they'd be free range animals in their own right.
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The ppl I have spoken to who know a bit about the technology involved are very skeptical about scalability.
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Does that mean it's not worth trying?
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Nobody trying to eat lab meat. People don't even want pesticides used on their food
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I'm out on lab meat. Now show me a lab Twinkie and I'll listen.
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Insect farming for protein is up and coming as well. It's a really exciting time.
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in the mean time a commercialisation of mini-livestock, edible insects could be the way to go. Incredible nutritional value, they do not posses pain receptors like humans or other animals and they have much less environmental impact. https://steemit.com/food/@espressodopio/safe-the-world-bug-by-bug …
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