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I'm willing to believe it is good nutrition and low footprint for the environment. But the cultural footprint is too high, just look at this forum! Our cultura
by dsign 4y ago
I'm willing to believe it is good nutrition and low footprint for the environment. But the cultural footprint is too high, just look at this forum!
Our cultural archetypes are rich, see which you would do for a few days and which you would do daily:
* dawn at a mountain cabin overlooking the town below, no running water [vs] dawn at a modern apartment in a block full of buildings.
* food grown in plants, in fields tended by people and fertilized with manure [vs] food grown in a vat.
* A week hiking [vs] a week going to the gym.
* Being socially approved by one day marrying at a church [vs] living with whoever you fancy every day for the rest of your life.
* Eating cabbage [vs] eating protein dust made with genetically modified bacteria that tastes like chocolate dough.
* Eating genetically modified cabbage that tastes like chocolate dough [vs] eating protein dust made with genetically modified bacteria that tastes like cabbage.
I would rather that we have all the choices.