> All food restrictions are religion. Will you eat sushi? Bugs? Vegetable protein paste? Why not? Most excuses are just religion dressed up. What about just th

> All food restrictions are religion. Will you eat sushi? Bugs? Vegetable protein paste? Why not? Most excuses are just religion dressed up. What about just that I don't prefer the taste? For instance, I would have no problem trying meat made in the lab from rats, apes or people. But I probably wouldn't eat fish or goat or lamb, not because I have some"religious" reason for it. If a religion can be defined as only a set of personal preferences, it seems like the entire concept of a religion is without a real clear boundary.