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And don't forget the cultural indoctrination in the West that meat is manliness. In the northern parts of the hemisphere when Spring rolls around the airwaves a
by agentultra 11y ago
And don't forget the cultural indoctrination in the West that meat is manliness. In the northern parts of the hemisphere when Spring rolls around the airwaves are inundated with advertisements for barbecues and beer. Meat from one source or another is the center piece for nearly every meal. And the restaurants, fast or otherwise, are only catering to this obsession with over-indulging in meat.
The only thing that seems to turn people off it are cholesterol and heart surgery.
Don't get me wrong a good steak is fucking delicious. But for me it's like cake. I can't and don't want to have it often. A good burger is good but to borrow a cliché: too much of a good thing...
Can we ever eat insects? Well... can you make it look and taste like a classic cheeseburger? Will I still get my Sunday bacon?
- tertius 11y agoMeat is inherently manly. Consuming meat at the scale that Americans (for instance) do is not manly, it's extremely irresponsible. Steak as cake. I like that. I'm genetically susceptible to cholesterol more so than others. I like this way of thinking about it. Now, I would probably eat steak more often than cake, I don't really eat cake that much.