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This read to me, lab-grown food will soon destroy farming - make richer another multinational and give a product/together with most chemicals that is not fully
by quijoteuniv 5y ago
This read to me, lab-grown food will soon destroy farming - make richer another multinational and give a product/together with most chemicals that is not fully tested for consumers on the long haul. Save the world is just marketing
- jw1224 5y agoIt won’t destroy farming, it will just encourage farmers to use their land for different purposes. We still need to eat fruit, vegetables, and grains. The land use required to rear cattle is phenomenal, not to mention the carbon footprint associated with the animals. This is more than just “marketing”.
- quijoteuniv 5y agoYes, we need less cattle 100%, but this product is more like to be just taking another CEO for a fun ride to space, than «saving» the planet. Is important not to be naive. We need to go green but we need to make sure the green wave is really green. Not just more money for the rich guys.
- NullPrefix 5y agoWhat if those chemicals will depopulate some humans in the end saving the world?
- hcurtiss 5y agoSounds great, so long as it’s not me or anyone I care about.
- NullPrefix 5y agoI should have worded that as "all humans" instead of "some humans"
- oivey 5y agoPopulation isn’t the problem. Consumption is.
- Spivak 5y agoYeah, the meme about the world being overpopulated really needs go away. Having fewer people doesn't mean "more for the rest of us" but fewer people doing useful work.
- risedotmoe 5y agoMorally I find the notion that the Earth is overpopulated to be evil. The problems we see from “overpopulation” is not too many humans, but instead artificial scarcity and a shortage in land. Consequently I don’t believe the people who say space colonization won’t fix most of our issues.