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Stop eating meat save the planet (cowspiracy)
 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-27 17:07 [#02490915]
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So i watched this mindblowing important and great made
documentary on netflix called cowspiracy, just a couple a
days ago. After that i decided to stop eating meat, fish,
egg and stop drinking milk, because its not really
sustainable even for us humans to eat animals anymore, it
destroys the planet. Its about the agriculture and how they
must feed the animals crazy amount of food and drink crazy
amount of water for us human being able to eat them.
Agriculture is the number one global climate polluter with
51% compared to transportation exhaust 13% of all greenhouse
gas emissions. Also agriculture destroys the rain forest and
human fishing drains the oceans of fishes. I have tried
cooking some vegan food and i could not taste much diffrens
from meat, its very similar seems more expensive though. But
i guess the more that eat vegan the price goes down. I tried
some food mostly made from soy to replace the meat. I tried
Oat milk to replace milk, tastes good. Bought oat cream and
oat yoghurt. Cheese made with coconut milk tasted great not
much diffrens. So its really unnecessarily for us human to
eat animals and drink their milk. It is not a difficult
sacrifice to give up meat and milk. And i havent even
mentioned that it would save the unnecessary killing,
captivety off animals and how they get mistreated.



 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-27 17:36 [#02490916]
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cowspiracy on imdb

Heres some clip from the documantary to sum it up
clip 1
clip 2
clip 3
clip 4
clip 5
clip 6

cowspiracy.com facts

Heres some facts copied from the cowspiracy.com site

Livestock and their byproducts account for at least 32,000
million tons of carbon dioxide (CO2) per year, or 51% of all
worldwide greenhouse gas emissions.

Even without fossil fuels, we will exceed our 565 gigatonnes
CO2e limit by 2030, all from raising animals.

Agriculture is responsible for 80-90% of US water
consumption.

Growing feed crops for livestock consumes 56% of water in
the US.

2,500 gallons of water are needed to produce 1 pound of
beef. 1 gallon= 3,7 liter

477 gallons of water are required to produce 1lb. of eggs;
almost 900 gallons of water are needed for 1lb. of cheese.
Livestock covers 45% of the earth’s total land.

Cows produce 150 billion gallons of methane per day.

Methane is 25-100 times more destructive than CO2 on a 20
year time frame.

82% of starving children live in countries where food is fed
to animals, and the animals are eaten by western countries.

15x more protein on any given area of land with plants,
rather than animals

Dairy consumption may leads to breast lumps.

Dairy may “give guys man-boobs” lol

1.5 acres can produce 37,000 pounds of plant-based food.
1.5 acres can produce 375 pounds of meat.

Every minute, 7 million pounds of excrement are produced by
animals raised for food in the US.

A farm with 2,500 dairy cows produces the same amount of
waste as a city


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-27 17:46 [#02490917]
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A farm with 2,500 dairy cows produces the same amount of
waste as a city of 411,000 people.

130 times more animal waste than human waste is produced in
the US – 1.4 billion tons from the meat industry annually.
5 tons of animal waste is produced per person in the us.

3/4 of the world’s fisheries are exploited or depleted.

We could see fishless oceans by 2048.

For every 1 pound of fish caught, up to 5 pounds of
unintended marine species are caught and discarded as
by-kill.

As many as 40% (63 billion pounds) of fish caught globally
every year are discarded.

Animal agriculture is responsible for up to 91% of Amazon
destruction.

The leading causes of rainforest destruction are livestock
and feedcrops.

Ten thousand years ago, 99% of biomass (i.e. zoomass) was
wild animals. Today, humans and the animals that we raise as
food make up 98% of the zoomass.

World population in 1812: 1 billion; 1912: 1.5 billion;
2012: 7 billion.

Land required to feed 1 person for 1 year:
Vegan: 1/6th acre

Vegetarian: 3x as much as a vegan

Meat Eater: 18x as much as a vegan

Each day, a person who eats a vegan diet saves 1,100 gallons
of water, 45 pounds of grain, 30 sq ft of forested land, 20
lbs CO2 equivalent, and one animal’s life.


 

offline mappatazee from ¨y¨z¨| (Burkina Faso) on 2015-12-28 04:28 [#02490925]
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After that i decided to stop eating meat, fish,
egg and stop drinking milk, because its not really
sustainable even for us humans to eat animals anymore, it
destroys the planet.


If you really cared you would kill yourself


 

offline mappatazee from ¨y¨z¨| (Burkina Faso) on 2015-12-28 06:25 [#02490926]
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I guess what I mean is, what happens when everyone stops
eating meat in your perfect totalitarian society and the
population growth continues to 20 billion? Stop eating
vegetables and get all your nutrition from soylent?


 

offline obara from Utrecht on 2015-12-28 08:22 [#02490927]
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I recommend this doc for fans of McDonald's, especially from
the U.S: Food, Inc. - it's similar to what yoyoyo has
posted

I'm not all pro-veggie but I eat less meat than I used to.
Any extremes are always unhealthy, diet should be adjusted
to one's specific needs, right ? E.g. lumbermen/woodmen need
lots of energetic food and I don't think many of them are
vegans. I hope I'm wrong though.


 

offline freqy on 2015-12-28 08:43 [#02490928]
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seen this.. nice one, yoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyoyo : )



 

offline Portnoy on 2015-12-28 11:02 [#02490934]
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Will have to give it a watch, sounds good.

It probably won't change my outlook in any way. I'm well
aware that everything I consume is tainted by some earth
damaging unethical process. I'm a terrible hypocritical
human, who even eats KFC and Macdonalds from time to time.


 

offline freqy on 2015-12-28 12:15 [#02490939]
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Awareness is good Portnoy. If you watch the film you will
see that even the top environmental organisations refuse to
be aware. You are ahead of them even though you are
hypocritical, lol: P


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2015-12-28 14:56 [#02490947]
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we (meaning large mammals) will be mostly extinct within 75
years

it's been a good run, too bad we developed agriculture, the
demon engine of civilization


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-28 17:30 [#02490950]
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I suggest you whatch the documantary and read the facts i
posted.
If we got to 20 billion people and still eat the
massproduced meat the way we do today we are fucked. Why
would we stop eating vegetables if we got to 20 billion? you
make no sense there. Agriculture (the meat industry) cause
51% of the global warming transportation exhaust only 13%.
Plants is way more effective to feed us .

And vegan food can taste the same as meat so eating meat is
really unnecessary, meat taste nothing really until you
flavour it with salt and pepper. They have replica soy stuff
to look like meat susages and hamburgers i could not taste
much difference if any. Also meat industry destroys the
rainforest that can be compared to the earths lungs.

Why would you want to live in an even more fucked up world
with unbearable climate heat, and more natural disasters
that would lead to more world hunger and more refuges to the
western countries.? I guess you are scared of change or just
very stupid. After whatching the documantary its a no
brainer to me to go vegan.

Facts again

1.5 acres can produce 37,000 pounds of plant-based food.
1.5 acres can produce 375 pounds of meat.


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-28 17:43 [#02490952]
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In the documantary they said you could live a perfectly
healthy life with vegan diet and raise even perfectly
healthy vegan children. And he who said that was vegan and
ran long distance runs,almost every day i think.You can even
be an athlete and be vegan. Also i should add that you may
need to eat some vitamins when going vegan.

You'll need a B12 supplement
…And maybe an iron and D supplement, too

The healthiest sources of soy are miso, tempeh, tofu, soy
milk, and edamame.

Some links

12 Things You Need to Know Before Going Vegan

list of vegans (some athletes)


 

offline truthgong on 2015-12-28 17:54 [#02490953]
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i like knowing that things died for me to enjoy my meal. if
the planet is dying too, that's like a delicious spice


 

offline Hyperflake from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2015-12-28 17:56 [#02490955]
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i mostly eat biscuits


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-28 17:59 [#02490956]
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Oh the planet will probably survive not the humans.


 

offline mappatazee from ¨y¨z¨| (Burkina Faso) on 2015-12-28 18:24 [#02490957]
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Why would you want to live in an even more fucked up
world
with unbearable climate heat, and more natural disasters
that would lead to more world hunger and more refuges to
the
western countries.? I guess you are scared of change or
just
very stupid. After whatching the documantary its a no
brainer to me to go vegan.


It's like taking blood pressure medication for hypertension
and ignoring the fact that you're still a chain smoker
eating a high sodium diet. It's an empty gesture to make you
feel better. Same with focusing on CO2 emissions: it's
something that people feel they can control, to cover up the
fact that a) forces are at work that are out of our control
and b) climate will change with or without humans. Also the
narrative that humans must be a destructive force is wrong.
Humans can be accelerants for the biosphere, can replace
topsoil and promote diversity of species, however industrial
societies are not set up that way. So, if you were here
advocating for permaculture or something I could go along
with that, but change doesn't happen by sitting around on
the internet or watching netflix docus and then deciding to
stop eating meat. Eating meat is not the problem.


 

offline -crazone from smashing acid over and over on 2015-12-28 20:09 [#02490960]
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Great decision.I've been a veggie for 15 years now. Don't
miss eating meat at all. I do drink milk and eat eggs just
because it's a product of living beings. I haven't seen this
documentary but there are a lot of docs out there that will
make you aware of animal abuse around the world.


 

offline truthgong on 2015-12-28 23:03 [#02490961]
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forgot to mention the maximum inhumanity of factory farming.
the sheer, lifelong torture endured by my meals is also a
key ingredient


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2015-12-29 00:45 [#02490962]
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Lemmy has died, and along with him we have lost any hope for
animal rights and the cleanup of the pacific garbage hunch.

RIP Lemmy

RIP Gaea


 

offline Hyperflake from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2015-12-29 09:58 [#02490963]
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lemmy


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-29 11:00 [#02490964]
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I dont agree with you that stoping eating meat wouldent
help. If every human in the world became vegan and we put
the animals back in the free doing there natural stuff and
we stoped destroying the rainforest for meat agriculture the
planet would start to self heal and the rainforest would
grow back.

And does this fact feel good at the same time they advice
people in california to save water,and have droughts .

Agriculture is responsible for 80-90% of US water
consumption.
rainforest


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-29 11:02 [#02490965]
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Being vegetarian is also great. One thing on milk that they
said in the documentary that got to me was that cow milk is
not really for humans but for baby cows so they can grow big
and strong as fast as possible. I dont want to take that
from them anymore.

Also i dont like these facts.
1,000 gallons of water are required to produce 1 gallon of
milk
On egg

477 gallons of water are required to produce 1lb. of eggs;
almost 900 gallons of water are needed for 1lb. of cheese.
Livestock covers 45% of the earth’s total land.


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-29 11:06 [#02490966]
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freqy: you speaks the truth of awareness.

Portnoy: i hope you watch and report back.


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-29 11:27 [#02490967]
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Also yes you brought up another very good reason for going
vegetarian or vegan that of saving animals from cruelty.
Also it feels pretty good knowing i wont contribute to the
killings of animal anymore.



 

offline Portnoy on 2015-12-29 16:29 [#02490969]
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hey axion, I watched about 30 mins before sleep last night.
I'll have to watch the rest later and give you a proper
opinion but I must say I wasn't impressed. It's a very
standard, one sided, biased presentation. He's trying to
appeal to our emotions with scary "facts" and conclusions.
Too many conclusions, too little supporting arguments. I was
really sauced though so I must give it a good sober watch
too. This documentary format is so old and tired. I think I
get what mapzee is saying in here, we should just kill
ourselves because were are all implicated in the great
global fuckfest.

It irked me that he was openly using his macbook. His
concern for the planet is too selective. How I understand
this implied reasoning is" Okay, there are many evils and
things that damage people, animals, the earth etc.. let's
just focus on what I perceive to be the the greatest threat,
we can just let those other evils lie, as long as we get
this one out of the way, things will be okay. It's too neat,
too simple, too ideal. And shit, I love meat.

I'm much too ignorant to contribute to the argument. I must
also add that he may be giving us some solid facts here and
we should take heed. I just wish it was presented better.
It's all propaganda, even if it's trying to teach us
something useful.

I'll watch the rest later.



 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-30 10:44 [#02490993]
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Maybe i should have called this thread (stop eating meat
save the humans) because its the humans i am concerned of. I
think the planet will survive the humans. So if we all
killed ourself we would have failed. I just want us to have
a smooth ride as possible in life without more problems that
the global warming can cause and do the right things.



 

offline RussellDust on 2015-12-30 23:55 [#02491010]
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I don't eat birds, or mammals, but I eat fish (coz they
don't have any feelings).

They probably do have feelings. Bless.


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-31 12:33 [#02491015]
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Thats great. Then you are very animal and co2 freindly. The
problem with fishing seems to be that they over fish and
many unwanted fish gets caught in the net. And fish species
are at risk of going extinct. I dont know what would happen
to the planets eco system if the oceans became fishless, i
have a feeling that it would be very bad.
Facts on the ocean from cowspiracy.com

3/4 of the world’s fisheries are exploited or depleted.

We could see fishless oceans by 2048.

90-100 million tons of fish are pulled from our oceans each
year.

As many as 2.7 trillion animals are pulled from the ocean
each year.

For every 1 pound of fish caught, up to 5 pounds of
unintended marine species are caught and discarded as
by-kill.

As many as 40% (63 billion pounds) of fish caught globally
every year are discarded.

Scientists estimate as many as 650,000 whales, dolphins and
seals are killed every year by fishing vessels.

Fish catch peaks at 85 million tons.

40-50 million sharks killed in fishing lines and nets.



 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-31 13:15 [#02491016]
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I found two great links, both great reads. One with the
answer what could happen with no fish by 2048 in the
oceans.

the oceans could be dead by the year 2048

what would happen if everyone vent vegan

This seems true and logical about if everyone got vegan, so
i agree with everything. Could fix so many problems mankind
is dealing with.

For the lazy i copied some of the text of what could happen
with no fish in the ocean, its better to read the whole link
though.

Everything in the ocean plays a vital role – think of it
like the greatest balancing act ever, and everything
involved depends on everything else to stay in sync. Human
beings are the proverbial brick in the washing machine, if
you will. Species in the ocean play a vital role in our own
survival; among their accidental benefits to human life is
filtering toxins from the ocean and controlling algae
blooms, which if left uncontrolled by nature, can have
disastrous effects.
“A large and increasing proportion of our population lives
close to the coast,” said Worm. “The loss of services
such as flood control and waste detoxification can have
disastrous consequences.” As creatures that walk on land,
we need the ocean pretty damn badly. But, “if biodiversity
continues to decline,” says Beaumont, “the marine
environment will not be able to sustain our way of life.
Indeed, it may not be able to sustain our lives at all.”


 

offline Portnoy on 2015-12-31 13:41 [#02491018]
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Damnit yoyo why you making me read.

There's a lot here but here is one example of dishonesty…

"We could see fishless oceans by 2048"

I'm not going to register for Science Mag now so I can't
speak for that article, but the Natgeo article says

"in 30 years there will be little or no seafood available
for sustainable harvest"

Big difference.

The ocean is pretty damn large and I'm no fishpert but
somehow I doubt it will be fishless by 2048!!

(that being said commercial fishing is indeed out of control
and needs to be curbed!)

"Animal agriculture is responsible for up to 91% of Amazon
destruction."

That is such a sneaky sentence!

It can be interpreted as 91% of the entire amazon has been
destroyed by Animal agriculture

Or

91% of the total destruction of the amazon has been
destroyed by animal agriculture.

"Assuming (a little exaggeratedly) that fallow areas are
utilized basically for seasonal livestock rotation, pastures
could account for the occupation of up to 88 percent of the
deforested areas. Compared with 1970, 91 percent of the
increment of the cleared area has been converted to cattle
ranching."

That is more clear!

Just two examples here.

However, I do believe (based on hearsay, I have not done any
research) that animal husbandry of course has a negative
impact on the environment. I would however prefer not
eradicate this age old practice entirely.

I was actually speaking to two environmental impact
assessors the other night and they pretty much agree with a
lot of these findings. They both said as far as emissions go
though there are some more serious aggressors than animal
farming, but of course that is what these guys are trying to
debunk in the documentary (right?) . We didn't go too deeply
into it, I just left it there but one of them (who is vegan)
was more adamant about the negative effects, mostly from its
effects on the land than the air.

Just to reiterate

I believe that Animal Husbandry has a negative on our planet
etc..



 

offline Portnoy on 2015-12-31 13:43 [#02491019]
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I don't believe however that getting rid of it altogether
and growing soy beans instead will solve the problem either.


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-31 15:40 [#02491021]
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Alright you are entitled to your opinions. One other factor
to consider though with getting rid of animal agriculture
would be that it would maybe make humans less evil.
Text copied from if everyone went vegan link
"People will become healthier emotionally and spiritually,
also, as they cause and eat less misery, and our culture, as
its level of violence decreases, will become healthier as
well. There is no action more powerful anyone can take to
subvert the dominant paradigm of exploitation and inequality
than to shift to a plant-based diet for ethical reasons. By
going vegan, and spreading the vegan message creatively, we
take the most effective action to create a world where
peace, abundance, sustainability, freedom, and universal joy
are not just possible but natural.
I think there is some truth in there. If we was to teach our
kids not to even kill animals then they would be less likely
to kill humans also. And doesent most pshycopaths start
killing animals before thay start killing humans.

Did you finish watching the documentary?


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-31 15:46 [#02491022]
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Sorry some blankspaces was missing and a ". I post again.

Alright you are entitled to your opinions. One other factor
to consider though with getting rid of animal agriculture
would be that it would maybe make humans less evil.

Text copied from if everyone went vegan link

"People will become healthier emotionally and spiritually,
also, as they cause and eat less misery, and our culture, as
its level of violence decreases, will become healthier as
well. There is no action more powerful anyone can take to
subvert the dominant paradigm of exploitation and inequality
than to shift to a plant-based diet for ethical reasons. By
going vegan, and spreading the vegan message creatively, we
take the most effective action to create a world where
peace, abundance, sustainability, freedom, and universal joy
are not just possible but natural."

I think there is some truth in there. If we was to teach our
kids not to even kill animals then they would be less likely
to kill humans also. And doesent most pshycopaths start
killing animals before thay start killing humans.

Did you finish watching the documentary?


 

offline Portnoy on 2015-12-31 15:51 [#02491023]
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Nope, not yet. I will make a point of it though, probably
tomorrow or the day after. I'm also going to educate myself
a little more. I feel like I have homework now.

I hope you understand I have no hard feelings here and
respect your decision to go vegan. I especially respect the
discipline. What you're proposing here is a serious paradigm
shift. I think this lifestyle may be easier in Sweden but I
live in Africa man, things aren't as simple here.

ps Your last copy there is complete conjecture. Nobody
really knows what kind emotional impact it may have on
people. I've heard a lot of vegetarians talk about how much
lighter they feel, more energy etc. This could account for
the emotional lift but it's still a stretch imo



 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-31 15:53 [#02491024]
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Also about other polutions like from the transportation
sector i do wish the vehicles all vent electrical, as soon
as possible.


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-31 16:03 [#02491025]
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Yeah people can probebly still be psychopaths no matter
what.

Oh from africa. I thought you might could have been padraig
from ireland who i had been chated with back in the days.

What do you think about this fact concerning africa being
poor and have many starving?

82% of starving children live in countries where food is fed

to animals, and the animals are eaten by western countries.


 

offline Portnoy on 2015-12-31 16:34 [#02491026]
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PORICK? Really? Do I sound like him. He was very angry all
the time. I hope I don't sound angry. I'm not angry :) Maybe
sometimes. He was quite clued up though.

It's no secret that the majority of starving children live
in Africa, yes. And a lot of those economies rely on
exports, be it meat production, or whatever.

The state of affairs in Africa can be traced back to
modernism, colonialism, and everything that has happened
since independence. There are many political, sociological,
environmental etc etc factors to keep in mind. Mismanagement
of resources I'd say being a very significant contributing
factor.

Your "fact" implies that meat production contributes to
starvation in Africa. Perhaps but there are certainly a hell
of a lot of other things to consider too.

But I don't want to be the xlt Africa correspondent, just
because I live here, doesn't make me an expert by any
means.

I'm off to get hammered now. Have have a happy meat free new
years yoyoyoyoyo. See you in the new year.


 

offline yoyoyoyoyo from Sweden on 2015-12-31 16:58 [#02491028]
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I dig what you say

Happy new year yo


 

offline obara from Utrecht on 2016-01-02 17:33 [#02491037]
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I'll consider that, thanks


 

offline Hyperflake from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-01-02 17:49 [#02491043]
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this is a bit silly, but if we ate much more meat there
would be less gaseous cows around to pollute the atmosphere


 

offline RussellDust on 2016-01-02 18:54 [#02491045]
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It is silly! Unless man stopped exploiting them, people
stopped eating them, or if cows all sunddenly became
infertile.
Reintroduce the wolves and other predators, er, Donald!


 

offline Hyperflake from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-01-02 19:24 [#02491046]
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I wonder how efficient it will be to create synthetic meat
in the future, if its made in a vat surely it would be
better for everyone involved


 

offline RussellDust on 2016-01-02 20:59 [#02491048]
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😊


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2016-01-02 21:07 [#02491050]
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What? I'd eat cloned steak. Grow it in a big environmentally
friendly vat. It's real food.


 

offline larn from PLANET E (United Kingdom) on 2016-01-02 21:09 [#02491051]
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offline Hyperflake from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-01-02 21:40 [#02491054]
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I eat pot noodles sometimes and those are a bit of a
scientific aberration


 

online w M w from London (United Kingdom) on 2016-01-02 22:37 [#02491056]
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Richard Dumpkins has an interesting hypothesis about pain
(the intentional causing of which can be defined as
immorality, even though immorality has become a major
ingredient of life on earth due to predator/prey
relationships). He said it might not necessarily be that
more intelligent beings (humans, dolphins, octopus, etc)
feel more pain than less sophisticated ones; it might be the
reverse. Because evolutionarily the purpose of pain is to
prevent a behavior that could lead to death or an inability
to reproduce, and therefore a stupider being might need a
stronger pain warning than a smarter one. That's kind of a
bad concept because pain is already pretty damn bad for
humans, but it might be much worse for an ant or something.
You might have tons and tons of biomass just agonizing in
acute hyperpain constantly.


 

offline fleetmouse from Horny for Truth on 2016-01-02 22:49 [#02491060]
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let's test dumpkins with the gom jabbar


 

offline Hyperflake from Wirral (United Kingdom) on 2016-01-06 14:58 [#02491082]
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turd burger


 

offline RussellDust on 2016-01-06 17:36 [#02491086]
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My goodness you can say meaningful stuff once in a while! <3


 


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