World’s First 3D Bioprinted And Cultivated Ribeye Steak -

[MembersSchoolPizza]

So what happens if someone sneaks up and cuts the wire? Do thousands of Jews now suddenly go to Hell for breaking Shabbat rules. (Also, I now want to start a Jewish Metal band called Black Shabbat)? I mean, I presume the Jewish people don't think God will strike them down for someone else messing with them. But if they don't then they're saying there's nothing inherently wrong with what they're doing and it's all about Virtue Signalling.

Breaking the rules doesn't condemn you to hell. Jews don't believe in hell. Traditionally it involved temporal punishment - whipping or flogging, being cast out in extreme cases, etc. In the modern era, there may be some scorn and such, but there's little to no direct punishment. Nor is there any specific word on if it carries any penalty in what comes beyond this life. It might get you stuck in Gehenna for a time, which isn't so much hell as it is purgatory. But even that's only a "maybe" sort of idea.

 

[Sneed's Feed And Seed]

tilapia is unhealthy shit fish
And taste like unhealthy farmed shit fish because it is

If you can taste tilapia, your tilapia is bad and you should feel bad.

Tilapia is near-tasteless and a perfect canvas to practice seasoning food.

 

[NyQuilninja]

If you can taste tilapia, your tilapia is bad and you should feel bad.

Tilapia is near-tasteless and a perfect canvas to practice seasoning food.

Tilapia is garbage food for garbage people. Rainbow trout walleye Halibut Cod Wahoo Swordfish yellowfin tuna. All amazing species of delicious fish. Farm raised is trash

 

[Jeffrey Epstein]

whats it made of

 

[Overly Serious]

Breaking the rules doesn't condemn you to hell. Jews don't believe in hell. Traditionally it involved temporal punishment - whipping or flogging, being cast out in extreme cases, etc. In the modern era, there may be some scorn and such, but there's little to no direct punishment. Nor is there any specific word on if it carries any penalty in what comes beyond this life. It might get you stuck in Gehenna for a time, which isn't so much hell as it is purgatory. But even that's only a "maybe" sort of idea.

Then if it's not spiritually wrong, and the only punishment is being thought to do something wrong, then what difference does the wire make as they evidently don't think of it as wrong? Total bullshit. But thank you for the very informative post.

Also, is this why Ben Shapiro's show is called the Daily Wire?

 

[Male Idiot]

Tilapia is garbage food for garbage people. Rainbow trout walleye Halibut Cod Wahoo Swordfish yellowfin tuna. All amazing species of delicious fish. Farm raised is trash

Farm raised fish is filled with the glorious stahanov flavour of your fellow workers!

 

[MembersSchoolPizza]

Then if it's not spiritually wrong, and the only punishment is being thought to do something wrong, then what difference does the wire make as they evidently don't think of it as wrong? Total bullshit.

Well, there isn't a clear rabbinical consensus on what happens. Maybe you go to Ghenanna for <time>. There's even some who say that a truly unrepentant, egregious violator may simply have his soul cease to exist on death. Just oblivion. Others say, no, it's just to keep them always mindful of God.

So I suppose it's a "better safe than sorry" thing, but, yeah, sometimes the exact conclusions Jews come to is... odd.

 

[NyQuilninja]

Farm raised fish is filled with the glorious stahanov flavour of your fellow workers!

1st we will farm the fish then we will seize the means of fish production

 

[Cool Dog]

Looks like shit

The only good part about my country is the beef, take that away and everything collapses

 

[Screamer]

If they could actually make it work, you could marble a steak so gorgeously with 3D printing that the whole kobe/wagyu ultra-marbled market would collapse, potentially. If you could make it taste good.

If I could get some A5 wagyu beef in Walmart, I'd accept it being 3D printed.

Meat will just become something the elites have and the plebs can not. Whether or not you can taste the difference, there'll always be a market for real meat, even if it becomes super expensive.

It'll be fascinating when a market of complete designed meat products emerges. People will surely be able to design meat which is better tasting than anything in nature. Why replicate the structure of fat that comes from real muscle? Maybe you could make a steak with tiny bubbles of fat evenly distributed through out.

Another game-changer for precisely manufactured food is that you could build tools to precisely cook it.

Then what about a market for exotic meat? Maybe there are animals other than cows that people would actually prefer to eat?

Those are good points, but I don't think the vegans will ever fuck off. I think they'll just move the goal posts - "it's made from real animal cells! It's still murder! REEEEEEEEEEEE!"

Some will, it's about virtue signalling above all else.

I propose once the printed meat technology is matured we open up a zoo to piss off the remaining vegans. A zoo where you can taste all of the animals. Have a stand next to each encloisure where you can try a meat cube of the animal.

 

[NyQuilninja]

Meat will just become something the elites have and the plebs can not. Whether or not you can taste the difference, there'll always be a market for real meat, even if it becomes super expensive.

So back to dark ages were only kings and nobles ate meat daily ?

 

[Damien Thorne]

Well, it looks as much like a steak as a botched sex change operation looks like a vagina.

 

[DragoonSierra]

Tilapia is garbage food for garbage people. Rainbow trout walleye Halibut Cod Wahoo Swordfish yellowfin tuna. All amazing species of delicious fish. Farm raised is trash

many of those are high in mercury and are also expensive.

 

[Sneed's Feed And Seed]

Reminds me of this.

 

[Garm]

This makes me wonder - will lab-grown meat cut down on Co2 emissions as livestock herds would be decreased, or will the fake meat produce more Co2 emissions as it would take more energy in labs to grow it? And what class of people do you think will be eating this?

It will probably raise Co2 because you have to process what ever protein paste raw materials that are required, ship it to the factory, how many machines do you need to run in parallel to keep up with demand, ship it out again (unless it is just distributed locally as part of a decentralized system).

 

[Save the Loli]

It will probably raise Co2 because you have to process what ever protein paste raw materials that are required, ship it to the factory, how many machines do you need to run in parallel to keep up with demand, ship it out again (unless it is just distributed locally as part of a decentralized system).

That depends on the power source. It could be a lot less than methane (several times stronger of a greenhouse gas than CO2) emissions from cows, the cost of their feed, the cost of transporting the cows to the slaughterhouse, the cost of operating the slaughterhouse, etc. It's pretty much the same question that electric cars bring--are they really environmentally friendly if you're switching out the gas tank in the car and the car's emissions for plugging your car into charge? The answer there is the same, "it depends". Overall it's generally getting cleaner because there's less greenhouse gas emissions associated with power generation in the developed world (and even in places like China which balances out all its coal plants with zero environmental standards with massive solar farms, new nuclear plants, and shit like the Three Gorges Dam). But making electric vehicles and artificial meat the standard would increase our power demands

 

[RussianMozart]

But making electric vehicles and artificial meat the standard would increase our power demands

Yeah, and that's the last thing we need with the power grids that exist at the moment!

 

[Mister Loser]

I personally have a lot of hopes for 3D-printed meat, it's still a lot better IMO to factory farming since there's a lot less of a chance for garbage living conditions leading to terrible viruses and haha funny animal cruelty. I don't like so many resources being wasted for mediocre product. I'd also prefer it to bug meat but tbh I wouldn't mind that either, I tend to enjoy giving different foods a shot and considering bugs are already a delicacy in a lot of places it'd probably not be as bad as the Qtards make it out to be.

I've never liked factory farming and low quality meat in general, I'd rather farm for my own meat or hunt if given the chance. But what can I really do about that living in suburbia or the big city.

 

[Garm]

That depends on the power source. It could be a lot less than methane (several times stronger of a greenhouse gas than CO2) emissions from cows, the cost of their feed, the cost of transporting the cows to the slaughterhouse, the cost of operating the slaughterhouse, etc. It's pretty much the same question that electric cars bring--are they really environmentally friendly if you're switching out the gas tank in the car and the car's emissions for plugging your car into charge? The answer there is the same, "it depends". Overall it's generally getting cleaner because there's less greenhouse gas emissions associated with power generation in the developed world (and even in places like China which balances out all its coal plants with zero environmental standards with massive solar farms, new nuclear plants, and shit like the Three Gorges Dam). But making electric vehicles and artificial meat the standard would increase our power demands

I was thinking of the electric car comparison also.

 

[Save the Loli]

Yeah, and that's the last thing we need with the power grids that exist at the moment!

Electric cars are probably worse since most people charge them during the evening and overnight which is when the solar grid needs to be supplemented in some form. Installing that backup capacity and upgrading the grid is going to be hugely expensive. In contrast, artificial meat production would occur during the day.

I've never liked factory farming and low quality meat in general, I'd rather farm for my own meat or hunt if given the chance. But what can I really do about that living in suburbia or the big city.

I do wonder if with artificial meat you'd see a rise in animal rights losers. "Why don't just eat the deer-flavored paste like everyone else, bigot? Bambi has rights too!"