A burger grown in a laboratory. Sounds like science-fiction? Well up
until very recently it probably was but now the prospect of lab-grown
meat appearing on our supermarket shelves is closer than ever.
Synthetic or test-tube
meat involves taking a small amount of cells from a living animal and
growing it into lumps of muscle tissue in the lab, which can then, in
theory, be eaten as meat for human consumption.
your an idiot, they WON"T label it so you WILL EAT IT AND BUY IT...
They already started to allow for horse meat to be sold, and fish are being genetically made in tubes as they say and you all eat that so at this point whats the difference...
Wither its man made or nature made, the govt still puts harmful and altering things in the meats anyhow so whats the difference?
ReplyDeleteSounds good!
Why does mankind always think he can do better than nature? They just create more problems with their creation experiments.
ReplyDeleteNO thank you. If it's labeled, I won't choose it.
ReplyDeleteGee, after not having to move at all, think of how tender that meat would be. Can you do that with lobster, too?
ReplyDeletefrankenmeat! lovely!
ReplyDeleteyour an idiot, they WON"T label it so you WILL EAT IT AND BUY IT...
ReplyDeleteThey already started to allow for horse meat to be sold, and fish are being genetically made in tubes as they say and you all eat that so at this point whats the difference...
Wither its man made or nature made, the govt still puts harmful and altering things in the meats anyhow so whats the difference?