No Kill, Lab Grown Meat. Will you eat it?

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  • rgambsrgambs Posts: 13,576
    Yes.
    Sorry to be pedantic but, I have to be lol
    It isn't blood on the plate, it's water and a protein called myoglobin.  Blood is easier to say though, for sure.

    Regarding the meme that started the rare steak tangent...it's hard to explain the difference, but meat takes on a completely different texture and consistency when it's chilled and aged.  A bite straight from the cow wouldn't be enjoyable even for lovers of the rarest meat, it would be a quivering, gelatinously chewy experience. 👍
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  • rgambs said:
    Sorry to be pedantic but, I have to be lol
    It isn't blood on the plate, it's water and a protein called myoglobin.  Blood is easier to say though, for sure.

    Regarding the meme that started the rare steak tangent...it's hard to explain the difference, but meat takes on a completely different texture and consistency when it's chilled and aged.  A bite straight from the cow wouldn't be enjoyable even for lovers of the rarest meat, it would be a quivering, gelatinously chewy experience. 👍
    But for lions and tigers and other natural beasts, from which we’ve evolved. Don’t know until you’ve tried it. Just ask homeless, whacked Out khat chew your face off Flo Rida guy.
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  • oftenreadingoftenreading Victoria, BC Posts: 12,845
    Yes.
    rgambs said:
    Sorry to be pedantic but, I have to be lol
    It isn't blood on the plate, it's water and a protein called myoglobin.  Blood is easier to say though, for sure.

    Regarding the meme that started the rare steak tangent...it's hard to explain the difference, but meat takes on a completely different texture and consistency when it's chilled and aged.  A bite straight from the cow wouldn't be enjoyable even for lovers of the rarest meat, it would be a quivering, gelatinously chewy experience. 👍
    But for lions and tigers and other natural beasts, from which we’ve evolved. Don’t know until you’ve tried it. Just ask homeless, whacked Out khat chew your face off Flo Rida guy.
    Ummmm....


    Is this the right time to explain that humans didn’t evolve from lions and tigers? :lol: 
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  • mickeyratmickeyrat Posts: 39,268
    rgambs said:
    Sorry to be pedantic but, I have to be lol
    It isn't blood on the plate, it's water and a protein called myoglobin.  Blood is easier to say though, for sure.

    Regarding the meme that started the rare steak tangent...it's hard to explain the difference, but meat takes on a completely different texture and consistency when it's chilled and aged.  A bite straight from the cow wouldn't be enjoyable even for lovers of the rarest meat, it would be a quivering, gelatinously chewy experience. 👍
    But for lions and tigers and other natural beasts, from which we’ve evolved. Don’t know until you’ve tried it. Just ask homeless, whacked Out khat chew your face off Flo Rida guy.
    Ummmm....


    Is this the right time to explain that humans didn’t evolve from lions and tigers? :lol: 

    chimps WILL  bite your face though
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  • brianluxbrianlux Moving through All Kinds of Terrain. Posts: 42,293
    edited December 2020
    I'm like the cowboys in old west times.  I take me a slab of raw beef 'n put it between m' saddle and the horse fer a week or two.  Gawwwwwwd damn, that good eatin'!  Yeeeee Haaaaaaaaaw!

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  • oftenreadingoftenreading Victoria, BC Posts: 12,845
    Yes.
    mickeyrat said:
    rgambs said:
    Sorry to be pedantic but, I have to be lol
    It isn't blood on the plate, it's water and a protein called myoglobin.  Blood is easier to say though, for sure.

    Regarding the meme that started the rare steak tangent...it's hard to explain the difference, but meat takes on a completely different texture and consistency when it's chilled and aged.  A bite straight from the cow wouldn't be enjoyable even for lovers of the rarest meat, it would be a quivering, gelatinously chewy experience. 👍
    But for lions and tigers and other natural beasts, from which we’ve evolved. Don’t know until you’ve tried it. Just ask homeless, whacked Out khat chew your face off Flo Rida guy.
    Ummmm....


    Is this the right time to explain that humans didn’t evolve from lions and tigers? :lol: 

    chimps WILL  bite your face though
    So will mosquitoes, but we didn’t evolve from
    them either. 
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  • 1ThoughtKnown1ThoughtKnown Posts: 6,155
    edited December 2020
    No, and I am a non-meat eater.
    I quit eating meet after watching Sir David Attenborough’s Witness Statement. Eating a plant-based diet was one of the solutions he suggested to save the planet. 
    I haven’t missed eating meat at all and have no desire to eat lab-created meat. However, if it is better for the planet and assists humanity live with nature as opposed to apart from nature I am all for it. 


  • F@ck no.
    I recently  started eating  some steaks . Rare as fuck is the only  way for me. Soft and buttery. Thats me though.  Each to thier own. Im doing 1 meal a day .  Hard  work 
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  • HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 37,350
    F@ck no.
    rgambs said:
    Sorry to be pedantic but, I have to be lol
    It isn't blood on the plate, it's water and a protein called myoglobin.  Blood is easier to say though, for sure.

    Regarding the meme that started the rare steak tangent...it's hard to explain the difference, but meat takes on a completely different texture and consistency when it's chilled and aged.  A bite straight from the cow wouldn't be enjoyable even for lovers of the rarest meat, it would be a quivering, gelatinously chewy experience. 👍
    gambs likes to be pedantic. 

    don't be a gambs. 
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  • hedonisthedonist Posts: 24,524
    F@ck no.
    I actually found that explanation fascinating. 
  • HughFreakingDillonHughFreakingDillon Winnipeg Posts: 37,350
    F@ck no.
    hedonist said:
    I actually found that explanation fascinating. 
    Twas a joke, dawlin'. 
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  • SpunkieSpunkie i come from downtown. Posts: 6,705
    edited December 2020
    Yes.
    Fascinating, sure. The boy has smarts. But the liquid plasma (plus salt) is only half of bloods' constituents.

    The solid part has red and white blood cells, and platelets. Red carries oxygen.

    The white (wbc) are important in the immune system. They have fighter T cells that kill and are often low in persons with HIV.  Helper T cells to activate T and B cells. B cells produce antibodies.

    Both B and T cells make memory cells, some stored in the marrow, to fight off a reoccurring virus.









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