I wouldn't eat that if you paid me.
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That's the only way I would consider eating a steak.
man, what a terrisus post
on-topic: never. i literally refuse.
I wouldn't eat that if you paid me.
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That's the only way I would consider eating a steak.
as a part of the animal kingdom, men hunt, it's just nature, nothing scandalous about it; mass produced livestock is another story, but if we ever came to abolish meat factories I would just grab a spear, a longbow and go happy huntin
I suppose it'll coincide when we evolve out of having sharp, canine teeth and our eyes slide from the front to the sides of our heads. We're fucking omnivores. NATURE confirms this, yeah?
man, what a terrisus post
on-topic: never. i literally refuse.
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Also this:
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You assume incorrectly.I fucking love eating meat. It's rare that I ever go a day without eating meat. It's pretty much impossible that I'm going to give up eating it in my lifetime. Yet I know it's wrong. I accept my hypocrisy. I assume there are many, if not most like me.
Gorillas and orangutans have their eyes in the same position as us as well.
Yet none of these go and wrangle a cow and take them down to eat.
This chart is bothering me. By "carnivores" I assume they're talking about hyper-carnivorous land mammals, and most of those all belong to a single order, so of course they're going to have a specific set of anatomical features very different from our own. It seems... disingenuous.
This chart is bothering me. By "carnivores" I assume they're talking about hyper-carnivorous land mammals, and most of those all belong to a single order, so of course they're going to have a specific set of anatomical features very different from our own. It seems... disingenuous.
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We know that we don't need meat. We could survive perfectly well without it and still have a healthy diet. We know that killing all these delicious animals is purely to satisfy our taste.
I fucking love eating meat. It's rare that I ever go a day without eating meat. It's pretty much impossible that I'm going to give up eating it in my lifetime. Yet I know it's wrong. I accept my hypocrisy. I assume there are many, if not most like me. Then there are the people who try to rationalize the industry of animal death catered to our particular, unnecessary appetites.
When (if ever) do you see humans having converted to an animal-free diet? How long till we're looked back as on as cruel barbarians by our future ancestors who will never know the sweet taste of a perfectly cooked steak?
My point stands though ;pIf you didn't do it, I was going to.
I will eat anything that has a back and casts a shadow. Accept no substitutes.
Once we are able to create perfect synthetic meat that is as affordable as regular meat, there should be no reason to still produce natural meat.
No longer needing the apparatus of the mass factory farming of meat would make me very happy. Those are startlingly horrific conditions to put other living creatures through.Wait, what? Why would we ever want to?
That's just silly.
OP is a grade A moron.
Hippos, gorillas and orangutans have sharp teeth too.
Gorillas and orangutans have their eyes in the same position as us as well.
Yet none of these go and wrangle a cow and take them down to eat. Actually that's wrong - hippos do kill other animals from time to time but they won't eat them.
Also this:
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And it has been an evolutionary pressure which has shaped us, as well, in the past. We don't have to be proud of our evolutionary past, but it is what it is. Cultural and social pressures are other natural forces for humans which shape normative behavior and act as counter opposing forces against physical dominance. But they are still intraspecies pressures. There is no counter acting inter species mitigating factor between predator and prey. And there will not be any agreement between humans on the philosophical matter.
Sure, it would shake up the entire industry. But people would still buy the real thing.
For example would your girlfriend rather have a lab created diamond, or the real thing? Why do people buy Alienware computers instead of non branded? If you had one of the best restaurants in the world, would you pay a higher price to serve "real" meat? Do you not think people would "imagine" real meat tastes better?
There would still be a bunch of money to be made killing animals, so it would still happen.
The cows, pigs and chickens would eat us if they could. So fuck em, animals are evil.
No longer needing the apparatus of the mass factory farming of meat would make me very happy. Those are startlingly horrific conditions to put other living creatures through.
We're not nearly at that point yet though.
Pigs? Definitely.
"There are two instances in the 2000s where farm hogs ate human beings. The first was in 2004 in Romania, where half of a woman's face was consumed, the other in 2012 in Oregon, whether the farmer was killed by his pig or whether there was another incident, like a heart attack, after which he was consumed by his pigs."
Milton Mills MD is the associate director of preventive medicine for the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, apparently a think tank promoting the four food groups, you know; fruit, legumes, whole grains, and vegetables.Sources for some of this info? The PH level for humans is 1 to 3 depending on the person not 4 to 5 (that would mean that human gastric juice isn't much more acidic than human skin) from what I can find.
Pigs? Definitely.
"There are two instances in the 2000s where farm hogs ate human beings. The first was in 2004 in Romania, where half of a woman's face was consumed, the other in 2012 in Oregon, whether the farmer was killed by his pig or whether there was another incident, like a heart attack, after which he was consumed by his pigs."
Well, we eat them so often, it only feels fair that they get to chow down on one or two of us now and then.
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It sure is an interesting thing to think about. Steak, bacon and mince are all too good to readily give up! Though I look forward to the day that 'chicken in a can' is something that we all enjoy due to it being some form of artificial creation, instead of being repulsed by, lol.
I was trying to be somewhat nice. You're right, it's completely disingenuous. Leaves out quite a bit of relevant information.Seems? Lol, looks pretty transparent to me, but I find it interesting that we're omnivores in-spite of it all anyway.
This chart is bothering me. By "carnivores" I assume they're talking about hyper-carnivorous land mammals, and most of those all belong to a single order, so of course they're going to have a specific set of anatomical features very different from our own. It seems... disingenuous.