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WombaticusRex wrote:Worrying about food has been the impetus for most of my best work.
FourthBase » Sat Mar 15, 2014 8:23 am wrote:I wouldn't miss food much. As it is, most meals in America today already involve eating murder victims, they just happen to be hooved and feathered. If the world could be fed with a meatless pill or a vitamin fruit smoothie or a green soy-based food-substitute? Hallelujah. "Soylent Green" might as well have been beef industry counter-propaganda. Congratulations on eating it up, lol, you irrationally fear "green" and "soy" and the very concept of trying to replace food-as-we-know-it and fuck, it's so bad that you instinctively associate the concept with a holocaust-level cannibalism conspiracy, lmfao, when the real-life version of such an attempt would be the exact opposite, would be a move away from the programmed-by-evolution cannibalism that is mammals-eating-mammals. Shit, even as a radical vegetarian (the only sensible kind) I wouldn't object to insects being farmed and mashed up and incorporated into a campaign to eradicate malnutrition, perhaps in the form of cookies or smoothies...and yet even I would feel a momentary resistance to a greenish soy product which promised to end our need to eat full meals.* Don't let anyone ever tell you that movies don't influence us. You've been strongly predisposed -- we all are -- to feel the exact opposite of what we ought to feel. Meat businessmen might as well own your mind.
*We don't need full meals as it is. You can survive on, say, oranges and coconuts alone.
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