Bill Gates Synthetic Meat

fender62 | 17:19 Sat 20th Feb 2021 | News

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frankenstein meat no thanks, i wonder if he eats it.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/science/1400264/bill-gates-news-climate-change-synthetic-meats-cows-greenhouse-gases-methane-microsoft-ont

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Old_Geezer

He seems to have lost the plot.

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rockyracoon

No thanks, not for me.

Atheist

I'm an almost lifelong vegetarian, but I still could imagine enjoying a bit of good quality meat. At the same time, I would find meat grown from real meat samples rather offputting. It does, however, seem to me to be a good way of providing protein-rich food with the same character of real meat, whilst avoiding the moral issues of animal exploitation.

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it's probably the future eventually, id imagine it would rather expensive at the moment, but who knows?

jim360

Maybe the technology isn't ready yet, but at some point soon it will probably be necessary to switch over.

douglas9401

If it's as good as his new book, serialised last week on Radio4, I'll pass.

I thought the man was a genius but am now reassessing.

woofgang

I wouldn't be against it and would try it but when he says "you get used to the taste" and "they will improve the taste" then I feel very dubious. I have tried various meat substitutes mostly soy based and as things stand, I prefer just to eat less meat and more real veg.

Atheist

woof, it is not meat substitute, it is real meat. But it doesn't come from a slaughtered animal. Sounds a bit creepy, but it is not soya or anything, it is real meat tissue.