Meat made in Lab

[RaginCajun]

This just can't be good

'World's first' lab-grown meatball revealed | Fox News

[< <Samson> >]

Oh gawd

[lovbyts]

That's about a year old. Also very expensive site to make right now. No I don't think it's a good idea either. Soylent green comes to mind.

[tarmyg]

I am super excited about this honestly. Lowers energy use for meat production, vegetarians can now start eating meat as no ethical issue is there. I am sure there will be a while before it becomes big, but I'll support it assuming all things check out.

[Tigershark]

If it's cheaper and has the same benefits I will take it.

[Euroholic]

I would rather eat something gay like tofu instead of this tripe

[krugerr]

If it's cheaper and has the same benefits I will take it.

This.

You'd take a heart that was grown in a lab. What's wrong with the meat? If it does the job, and is cheaper. Im all for it.

The issue lies with all the farmers and their live stock, when/if this does become mass produced

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[RaginCajun]

I would rather eat something gay like tofu instead of this tripe

tripe is actually not too bad

[Armykid93]

This. You'd take a heart that was grown in a lab. What's wrong with the meat? If it does the job, and is cheaper. Im all for it. The issue lies with all the farmers and their live stock, when/if this does become mass produced Sent from my iPhone using App

Just like anything else, the real thing will always be better so there's still going to be a market for it.

[Baxter35]

Very skeptical. Everything sounds like a great idea until 20 years down the road when they figure out it causes cancer. No thank you.

[lovbyts]

Very skeptical. Everything sounds like a great idea until 20 years down the road when they figure out it causes cancer. No thank you.

Cancer may be the least of the concern. Who knows what types of birth defects, sterility or other problems will arise when you start introducing DNA modified foods. We are doing enough damage as it is.