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Regurarly no. I ate once to see how it was (based on soya I think) and it was awful.
I don't understand. The problem is not meat it is overpopulation.
Why would anyone spend time and effort to genetically engineer food making it more resistant, richer and at the end more damaging to the environment in order to feed the billions useless sacks of meat that fester the planet? ( I'd like to note that I have the outmost respect for each and every indivindual life, just saying).
The answer is not to stop eating meat, bio-engineer food and all that crap. The answer is to lower earth population.
A sure way to curb population is not to be catholic or muslim or if you are to have an increased level of living and education.
Then you don't care too much for kids. You'll just have one, to see how it is, a bit before you end your biological circle.
So the answer is not veganism and bioengineered phosphrizing patatoes but less kids by more education and development.
I don't understand. The problem is not meat it is overpopulation.
Why would anyone spend time and effort to genetically engineer food making it more resistant, richer and at the end more damaging to the environment in order to feed the billions useless sacks of meat that fester the planet? ( I'd like to note that I have the outmost respect for each and every indivindual life, just saying).
The answer is not to stop eating meat, bio-engineer food and all that crap. The answer is to lower earth population.
A sure way to curb population is not to be catholic or muslim or if you are to have an increased level of living and education.
Then you don't care too much for kids. You'll just have one, to see how it is, a bit before you end your biological circle.
So the answer is not veganism and bioengineered phosphrizing patatoes but less kids by more education and development.
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