‘Political efforts': the Republican states trying to ban lab-grown meat | Republicans | The Guardian

Climate change is obviously real but the idea that the conclusions of the expert class are somehow entirely rational and devoid of ideological capture is something only the most insane ideologue could believe.

nobody hates helping the environment more than an environmentalist

Nooooooo you can't legalize heroin autoinjectors we need people connected to the hecking real world so they can vote against predictive crime AI

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Pants on head r-slurred. The "pro-business" party hamstringing another business to protect shitfarmers for votes. No different than the student loan forgiveness for progressoids. The chuds will cheer about the steaks they can't afford, the soys will cry about the meat they won't eat. I just want to grill one up and see what I like better like a real American.

Who cares as long as it's the right animal meat?

I've always considered the people in Star Trek who turn their nose up at replicated food r-slurred. It's literally the same food but made perfectly, molecule by molecule. Heck, you can ask the machine to give you a different variation/concentration of spice to get a more "authentic" feel.

!replicatorslopenjoyers get in here

republicans coming for the grilll vote

This is EXACTLY the stage we were at with 'bathroom bills' for in 2015. It's not happening, why do you need a law?

What's the downside of reclaiming biomass from viruses?

Or they don't want dumb people eating experimental food.

But dumb and poor people should be encouraged to eat experimental food! How else will we know it it's safe or not for humans?

says Sparsha Saha, a lecturer on meat politics at Harvard

Honestly defund all universities. They clearly have too much money if they can have people like this on their payroll.

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