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Jun 15 2011, 04:49 PM
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That is horribly gross. He's looney.
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Jun 15 2011, 04:59 PM
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That is not good.
That is all I have to say on the subject. |
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Jun 15 2011, 05:35 PM
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I'm with Sollesnes on this topic, but I gotta admit, I'd rather go vegetarian than eat this
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Jun 15 2011, 07:08 PM
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 I'm still doubting if this video is some kind of joke, specially since the scientist himself labels his fridge as "shit hamburgers" (minute 1:34), hahahaha. Priceless!Best part is that it's currently 10 times more expensive than real meat , and they hope to be able to decrease the price to the same as normal meat. If any of this is even true, I guess he knows a lot about shit, but certainly not about marketing  I'll keeping eating my beef, and leave the "shit burgers" for them, thanks!. This has to be a joke. -------------------- Guitars:
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Jun 15 2011, 08:53 PM
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QUOTE (Fran @ Jun 15 2011, 02:08 PM)  I'm still doubting if this video is some kind of joke, specially since the scientist himself labels his fridge as "shit hamburgers" (minute 1:34), hahahaha. Priceless!Best part is that it's currently 10 times more expensive than real meat , and they hope to be able to decrease the price to the same as normal meat. If any of this is even true, I guess he knows a lot about shit, but certainly not about marketing I'll keeping eating my beef, and leave the "shit burgers" for them, thanks!. This has to be a joke. If you've ever eaten a burger at Burger King then having one of these wouldn't be too much of a stretch. In fact, Burger King could substitute this meat for whatever they're using right now and no one would be the wiser  ...now that I think about it, judging by the last burger I had there, I wouldn't be surprised if they're all ready using some sort of feces derivative QUOTE (Sollesnes @ Jun 15 2011, 12:13 PM) Human really really need to eat less red meat, so this is great. Insects is also something we should eat a lot more The amount of meat (especially red) eaten in the western world is rediculus, espcially in the US. People need to change, and this is an excellent way to go! People shouldn't be all snobby. We are way too many people on this world, and the population is rapidly increasing. People shouldn't be spoiled brats when it comes to food. Anyone saying what this man is doing is stupid, will immediately lose my respect. As humans, we do eat too much meat. It is only within the past hundred years that we have become accustomed to eating meat every day. During the previous 10,000 years of human civilization humans ate meat infrequently at best. Humans and their ancestors have been around for millions of years, and our bodies have been designed by evolution to eat a particular diet, which has very little resemblance to what we eat today. We only ate meat when we could catch something, and that was usually a couple of times a week. Check out the Paleolithic Diet if you want to see how we really should be eating. There are a few tribes in the Amazon, Africa, and Indonesia that still live a hunter-gatherer lifestyle, and they are by far the healthiest humans on the planet. When the Europeans first arrived in the Americas, they were amazed by how healthy and physically fit all the indigenous people were. Then they introduced them to firewater and it was all down hill from there
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Jun 15 2011, 09:26 PM
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There is no denying that science is progressing every day,however....I will stick to healthy burgers !
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