Most everybody knows that PETA is offering a $1,000,000 reward to anyone who can grow meat in a laboratory. This question has three parts: 1.) Is anyone actually working on growing meat in a lab? 2.) Do you think is even remotely possible? 3.) Would you ever buy lab meat if it found it's way to grocery stores?
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Most everybody knows that PETA is offering a $1,000,000 reward to anyone who can grow meat in a laboratory. This question has t
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1.Why would you spend so much on such a pointless endeavor when you drive you car down the road and hit meat that would probably taste better.
2.I dont think it is possible now because any "meat" that could be grown would probably lack many nutrients and the excellent taste of meat.
3.My dad is a farmer, so as 16gapheasent said, why would i support something that is trying to put my family out of bussiness???
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This is a shameless request but are your freezers getting as empty as mine? so lets buy some real American raised USDA Grade A Beef! Only sayin' since we shipped off 220 head to IBP or Tyson rather today lol but seriously This is an assanine concept as far as nutritional value goes they can insert vitamins and minerals, but I agree on the taste issue, probably would taste as steril as the enviornment it was engineered in
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Tissues can be grown in a lab, but not in some magical spontaneous generation way, or in a way that would produce any useable amount of food. An example being when they grew the human ear on the mouse's back. But who the hell would eat any of that anyway?
Kill it and Grill it! The best way to eat meat.
Another on the long list of STUPID ideas the PETA morons have come up with.
Ever hear about the one where they tried to put hunter orange on deer to protect them? What a crock! We can just see 'em from farther away!
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I know for a fact there are colleges doing research on growing organs for transplants such as kidneys. My son spent a summer at Emory University studying Biomedical engineering. Haven't heard anything about growing meat, but organs yes. Son decided he did not like playing God and went on to become a Chemical Engineer.
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