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Is the universe at large legitimately impacted by our meat consumption? Off-hand, I can't think of a single thing mankind has done that has more than neglibly impacted anything beyond our own atmosphere.
Most of the misery we know about isn't beyond our own atmosphere either.
Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
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Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#22I hope so. If we can make meat or something really similar without killing animals, I would consider this a huge win for lessening the misery of the universe.
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#23I hope so. If we can make meat or something really similar without killing animals, I would consider this a huge win for lessening the misery of the universe.
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#24I recommend eating tofu as tofu, not as a fake meat. It's delicious if you know how to prepare it.
Not a great food for men, though.
Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#25I recommend eating tofu as tofu, not as a fake meat. It's delicious if you know how to prepare it.
Not a great food for men, though.
Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#26I hope so. If we can make meat or something really similar without killing animals, I would consider this a huge win for lessening the misery of the universe.
Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#27I recommend eating tofu as tofu, not as a fake meat. It's delicious if you know how to prepare it.
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#28I recommend eating tofu as tofu, not as a fake meat. It's delicious if you know how to prepare it.
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I think men in societies where they have eaten tofu for centuries like China, Indonesia and Japan are doing just fine.
I can't speak for China and Indonesia, but I've lived in Japan for a number of years. Tofu is not super common as a dish, mostly as a filler in small portions of some side dishes.
Re: Can protein startups and their investors take on Big Cow?
#30Okay, am I the only one finding these 'Big Industry' names kind of ridiculous now? Big Pharma, yeah that works. Big Tech? Sure I guess. But calling these companies Big Cow just sounds utterly ridiculous. It just doesn't work at all.
But, yeah, I'm over the Big $company monikers.