Posted on 10/01/2017 1:22:51 AM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Think you cant live a fulfilling life without eating traditional meat? Richard Branson, billionaire founder of Virgin Group, thinks you can. In fact, he thinks meat as we know it will be completely different in just a few decades.
I believe that in 30 years or so, we will no longer need to kill any animals and that all meat will either be clean or plant-based, taste the same and also be much healthier for everyone, Branson wrote in a blog post about Virgins investment in Memphis Meats, a company that synthesizes meat using real animal cells. One day we will look back and think how archaic our grandparents were in killing animals for food.
Its impossible to say for sure whether Bransons claim will come to fruition, but hes right about one thing: Interest in meat alternatives are at an all-time high, and they could play an important role in slowing climate change.
Currently, the meat industry is responsible for about 18% of all greenhouse gas emissions, degrades the effectiveness of our antibiotics and pollutes our water to say nothing of the ethics of raising hundreds of millions of animals who rarely, if ever, get the chance to go outside before getting slaughtered.....
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If it will stop Asians from butchering dogs for food then I'm all for it.............
I go lo-carb. I’ve about cut out all the white foods: bread, pasta, potatoes, sugar, & pasta. Unfortunately this includes beer (liquid bread?)
I call this The Al Sharpton Diet. Its motto: “WHITE is not RIGHT!!!”
;^)
Must be like that vegetarian gal I know is too stupid to know what those white cubes in her pork 'n beans are and who orders pepperoni pizza and tosses the pepperonis in the trash.
I predict Branson will be worm food in 30 years.
After her potato sack collapse at the 9/11 Memorial, Hellary came out a couple hours later a whole new woman.
Isn’t it wonderful how being a billionaire gives you god-like powers?
I won’t be around in 30 years to have to worry about it.
I saw that once during my first tour in Korea but I’m told it’s dying out there.
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