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Scientists are increasingly concerned that the coming decades will bring #climate conditions that make the future of #food production uncertain.

Enter cultivated meat, which doesn’t come from a chicken, pig or cow on the farm. Instead it’s grown in a lab directly from animal cells as a more sustainable alternative, requiring less water, fertilizer, land & energy with fewer emissions.

A new Serving Up Science is all about cultivated meat: https://youtu.be/GaX38aFAGSo

Are you willing to try it?

The future of lab grown meat is here! | Serving Up Science

Would you eat steak grown in a test tube? A chicken nugget from a petri dish? It's not science fiction. It’s the next generation of meat, grown in a lab from...
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Sakti :v6:
Sakti :v6:
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All about alternative proteins, no qualms. But also happy to just be veggie 👍
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Lex Starwalker has moved.
Lex Starwalker has moved.
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Another great thing about lab produced meat is there's no animal cruelty involved, unlike literally every other form of meat production on the planet.
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Bouriquet
Bouriquet
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There’s not a lot of truth in big food companies. I usually eat local farm grass fed beef and avoid farm raised fish
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Patricia Kayden
Patricia Kayden
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I would try it. Would be great if this leads to less animal cruelty in farms.
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PJT North
PJT North
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A global agriculture answer needs to be found. Regenerative agriculture practices may well be the answer.
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Dr Gryndil :verified:
Dr Gryndil :verified:
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Sure, why not? Grab the fork.

But I doubt it is any less unhealthy and cancerogenous.
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Ms. Understood
Ms. Understood
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I'll try anything. We don't want to be eating food that is delivered from its source by diesel and for God's sake eat what you buy! That u eaten food not only consuned carbon emitting energy to produce, transport and store but it produces methane in the landfill. That's bad right?
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Ceremus :t_blink:
Ceremus :t_blink:
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In the show Westworld, one of many interesting elements I found of its near-future setting and storytelling was showing a plant where lab meat was mass produced. It wasn't used specifically for any story reason, they were merely supposing it would be a future workplace as typical as a supermarket.
https://www.reddit.com/r/westworld/comments/g8rrls/that_billboard/

r/westworld - That billboard

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Sheril Kirshenbaum
Sheril Kirshenbaum
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@ceremus I thought the meat lab was where Bernard worked at that point? Really loved that show, even though they had to rush the ending.
@Ceremus :t_blink:
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Ceremus :t_blink:
Ceremus :t_blink:
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Correct! Opening of S3. I was very fond of the show and I'm sad it won't get the conclusion it deserves, but it seems nothing at WB/HBO will be safe with their current leadership.
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René M. Grabow
René M. Grabow
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If it healthy & there is a sustainable method, without harming an animal, why not?

But it depends on the price.
I guess it will be very expensive because you´ll probably need a huge amount of energy or time to grow it.
If so, I don´t see the benefits.
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Ellis 🐕 🌍 💚
Ellis 🐕 🌍 💚
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even better is eating vegetables + nuts and seeds. when I tried something like a broccolyburger I wanted meat, eating carrots I know what to expact and do not think of anything else because I don’t expect something else 🥕 🥜 🍐 🥒

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