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Good point about farm animal deaths. A single cow yields hundreds of pounds of meat, but a single chicken yields 3. #eatmoresteak

George Butters (a man) is the one who engineered it, helped with the final design, and ended up physically creating it. Joel Houghton also created the first mechanical dishwasher in 1850, but never patented it, and she just stole the design pretty much. lol <--- Things that always get ignored

On facebook I see a lot of people furious about it and they want to make lab grown meat illegal. I'm still on the fence about LGM, but it's absolutely insane to me that people want it to be illegal! They can't simply not eat it, they have to make sure nobody else does either! Maybe there's an element I'm not seeing, but to me this type of thinking is on par with a 10 year old kid who's had too much mountain dew and too little sleep.

We are biologically natural beings. I intend to stay eating biologically natural produce.

No thanks, I don't like to eat ultra processed foods.

edible wild animals such as whitetail deer which i love to hunt, and livestock animals, and all of the fishes in the sea, altogether reproduce faster than any factory lab will ever be able to manufacture lab grown meat. So from the perspective of someone like me who loves hunting, fishing, and has been around ranching though I am not a rancher… the more important question is, the much more important question in my opinion is will “they” be successful with all of their propaganda and banning people natural and inalienable right to provide for themselves and their families with real food and real meat which actually sustains itself and reproduces itself fast than any laboratory evil? Because it does appear that “they” have had some modicum of success in convincing people that all the animals are going extinct, which they definitely are not.

The definition of "red meat" includes mac donalds hamburgers and pepperoni pizza. So saying red mest causes surtain types of cancer doesnt actually mean anything

In keto i feel healthy eating mostly meat and i get tired and weak without it

This is nonsense. Grow the meat on a pasture where it can do what it's always done, provide both the earth AND humans with the nutrients both must have, participating in the natural and hopefully perpetual cycles which have been going on for MILLions of years.

No thank-you. I buy my meat from my neighbourhood small organic farm. Extremely nutritious, as ethical as it gets. When ever has a highly processed factory produced imitation of anything resulted in a healthier and lower environmental impact product.

There's more in meat than just protein. The absorption rates for its plant substitutes are horrible. So unless you plan on living under a funnel feeding you. There is no replacing real meat. Vegan/Vegetarian diet carries its health risks as well... this has been very extensively documented.

Trust big farma, they want your good, nothing bad can happen by eating gmo "food", they will always have the right medicine to sell afterwards.

To be fair rainforest aren't cut down only for "animals" to graze but to sow plant seeds too.

The "red meat causes cancer" scare is a meta study by the WHO, it's like 90% #inmice and the rest are epidemiological studies where ppl have to answer a questionaire. Ppl usually eat their meat with coke and french fries, and some mcflurry afterwards. High protein + sugar do cause cancer, so it's not completely wrong. But in the case of meat and cancer it's more complicated. If you're a mouse, and you live in a lab where someone else controls your food and you can get 20 years old, you might get cancer. None of the mice actually got cancer, they got killed beforehand and then someone measured their cancer markers. They also didn't get to eat meat but blood sausage.

Don't most vegans support abortion? I could be wrong, but it feels like I'm right about that.

Appreciate the video. I'm open to lab-grown meats, and I'm not in any way vegan. My concern is that we keep finding things that we thought we knew that just aren't true. Is lab-grown meat really the same as actual meal? We don't know, but unfortunately, we probably can't know unless we take a leap of faith to try it out. Take plastic for example. It was (and really is if you stop to think about it) a miracle product. It took decades of actual use to figure out (or at least to make it public knowledge) that it's also really bad. But to do nothing is to accept that this is the best it's ever going to be, so I'm willing to try lab-grown meat.

It is funny to me that I could tell you were a weirdo within a few minutes.

If you believe that the sausage expert couldn't tell the difference, I immediately question your validity. Do question at all that was staged?

The reason why we don't "need" lab-grown meat is simple: no one needs to eat meat at all. I'd rather stick to a beans-and-rice diet than have some pretentious jagoff in a lab coat who's never even been on a farm make my food.

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Cool, let's break the carbon cycle right at the point where the co2 gets sequestered back into the soil, what could go wrong? Mono-cropping sure isn't depleting the soil of it's nutrients, and even if it was, we have the always ethical Monsanto (Bayer) to rely on, they can sell waste products to farmers instead of having those pesky living creatures.

Honestly if this became sustainable, didn't have any harmful waste products, and put an end to factory farming (which is also bad for the planet and has variances that can drive prices up), all while being the exact same as normal meat in composition, I would eat it.

This tuber you can eat that fake meat and endorce it all you want but we humans are never to eat fake meat!, Ill be eating my japanese sushii every other day while you eat laboratory food

Fungus meat is certainly preferable to meat fungus at least.

Great video! Well researched and executed, thanks man! BTW Suga is more cute 😘

Here for the call to action. Lab grown meat is gross. Grandmas fried chicken rules. Xoxo Gains at the gym!

This just popped up, an excellent interview, thanks. Top quality electronic music since the Guerilla records days. Some unforgettable sounds over the years that have the stood the test of time. Comes across an insightful and top fella. Thanks for the music Charlie!

De-populating the world, that is their goal. That is clear to me now.

Yes. Let's create millions of labs that can make lab meat and rather do something like dump the waste products in water. It will save the planet from farming practices. 🎉

lol scared to have the responsibility to take care of kids yall are sad wanting to go through life never expreiencing your whole biological capability

Great topic and SO needed to prevent #peoplewithdisaibilities from becoming shut in to their homes!

Judging by the tone, language, and arguments used, this smacks of vegan propaganda. I was so certain of that that I had to look up Ross Palmer. Yup, 10-year vegan.

Bud, you might wanna check that "red meat unhealthy" thing. Was watching a science thing about it not long ago saying that studies don't support that "well known fact". Can't remember the source, but you can verify for yourself if you wish. Informative vid tho. Well researched and considered.

Great advice from Charlie. Does he still produce with Sasha on his latest tracks? Thanks.

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Charlie May is a legend 🙏

RIP Bruce Swedien

So inspiring. I’m building my company and this is so helpful!

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I'm an avid puzzler and found a Jiggy puzzle at Goodwill recently and thought I'd give it a try. The image was very pretty but there were so many false fits that I wasn't even able to put the border together. It was the first puzzle I've ever given up on. Hope they can work on the quality issues.

What an exciting talk! Thanks so much for inviting me again. I'll share this with the world (for real, everywhere ahaha)!

Im 16 years old and i got into speedcubing about 3.5 years ago, this toy is just timeless. What a video

Sasha created xpander Charlie engineered it, is that not the way it was? It took 3 engineers until Sasha found the right engineer to get xpander to sound right and Charlie was the last engineer to get it right

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your story on how you became a cuber is really relatable! i have the same start as you, being able to solve many puzzles, except for this one it escaped me for about 6 years, before one day, i had a fever and was alone at home when i saw it collecting dust on my table i picked it up, and about a year later, right now, i average about 23 to 25 seconds one handed(i dont really do 2 handed) it changed my life a lot, and i too, bring one with me wherever i go

Its 653 pages.at least my version feels long

Lori is my granny

Disgusting

I love this.