Because they're nothing more than temporary solutions to a problem that's much deeper than the obsession with being everywhere as soon as possible or the millions that starve to death each year.
But if you'd like to take my words in their most literal sense, how much do you think this mystery meat will cost by the time it gets to the shelves of every supermarket in America? When you consider the materials, scientists and technicians, the rigorous testing...there isn't a way to produce this meat cheaply
and safely and there certainly isn't a way it'll be any cheaper than normal - from an animal meat. Despite the original post, five years is highly unlikely as is the claim that it'll only be a few dollars per pound.
Now tell why the entire auto industry isn't converted over to zero emissions cars or you tell me why me why so many go starving - give me one reason that doesn't boil down to money/politics or a great inconvenience and I'll be more than willing enough to tell you that there's nothing wrong with the way we (as a species) value human existence and our role on this planet.
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"Artificial" meat has nothing to do with causality. At all. And never will. You're comparing apples and the number i.
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Actually no - I made the correlation obvious enough in my last post and you're either trying not to understand or are unfit for conversation due to a lack of reading comprehension skills.
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Look, I don't mean this as a flame, but you have no way of knowing if any of your statements will prove true
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You can believe me to be the biggest kook in the world but when I opened my front door this morning I did so to a sixty-five degree early January day in New York City. Couple today with Katrina and the reports of the possibly tragic storm-filled summer to come and that's proof enough to me.
However, I can't remember ever declaring that I had anything more than opinions to offer.