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VR Chickens: https://t.co/fhIntGmbb2Lab Grown: https://t.co/fLhgMgpe6c Plant Based: https://t.co/Tn7kJ2DYTj

I tried finding that VR game PETA did about chickens, but no luck.Here's a game where you scream at them instead: https://t.co/Z1fCuKah0T

I am not good at screaming chickens game. https://t.co/4LYR34lTgH


"... aren’t really treated as animals, [...] they’re machines that transform vegetable inputs into chicken breasts."https://t.co/WzKvLeDVTP

That popsci article is good. 3d printed meat sounds cool. https://t.co/ibaMPLMRMC


Researching chicken is making me not want to eat anything ever again.https://t.co/QfKSGKIFDQ

Seriously though, track record of large scale industry production of meats is disturbing: https://t.co/QLB9FbACE7Why I want local DIY opts.

Is my strange obsession with DIY / decentralized production just a way of tackling the "Skin in the Game" issue? https://t.co/mFd9u4COaH

Whoa, my insights on the topic were wrong.It wasn't plantae 🌾replacing animalia 🐣at scale, but lab grown fungi 🍄https://t.co/52ohwF0Kef https://t.co/wRhwsEa7HJ


I should have known fungus tech was mature already for something to take off in the consumer market with branding like this suggests... 🤑 https://t.co/a66TjqqTzU


I'd bet money stuff would take off if it weren't caught in a game of high-level politics & collusion about branding.https://t.co/EGqT2J1Fvs

You can't call it a corn/chicken just like you can't call it mayo...?https://t.co/Btqac46wKk(but TBH, that may just be counter-signaling)

Why [x] replacement fails: embroiled within cost-sink of existing [x] industries branding wars? Blue sky that shit. https://t.co/32Gv41sLDz

Problem w/ new food products is needing investors, but they have no risk appetite. Can't see past the fat markets.https://t.co/CCbmo222aB

It's about fear.A fear of being lied to.It's about suspicions of brands.Desire to be control of what we forage.https://t.co/b4qqfI8Zvz

The successful ones target that fear not by showing you a mirror, but by giving you power. DIY soylent = ecosystem.https://t.co/7hlJjd2Lzp

Have you tried changing the game until the problem goes away? ☀https://t.co/RaYU7aocUm

Wonder why @pmarca keeps saying that the scare articles about Soylent boost sales? It's reminding people of fear: https://t.co/1EIeUFjtCw

TL;DR: the swarm eventually learns to route around parasites.Efficient market hypothesis, but generalized? https://t.co/DdRIs1RdKQ

"The adaptive-markets hypothesis [...] suggests that the market develops in a manner akin to evolution."https://t.co/kpy3lwdzUT

Answered my own question....Yeshttps://t.co/wo3vf7dxlH

Soylent is the swarm speaking to itself.https://t.co/mO1Cq2S6nH

Let's centralize the industry of food production; what could go wrong?https://t.co/ZmG2thtynO via @WIREDScience https://t.co/ueyiZGBldu


Let's centralize the industry of food production; what could go wrong?https://t.co/w26xlAUGGu via @vgr https://t.co/6OvukIe3r5


"Instead of preventing a problem, it was like putting kerosene on a blaze." 🐔+🔥=🤮+🍗https://t.co/4b5IshBeq4 https://t.co/l7a20MaXyv


One possible answer: instead of creating a chaotic feedback loop, we instead domesticate the germs themselves?https://t.co/ndikByj9Cr

Another answer is localize supply chain more: the externalities are more directly felt and can be adapted quicker.https://t.co/jxWvmKM4LL

Also potential of globalized supply chain tracking that might give power back to the consumer thru transparency.https://t.co/vQGhbZJuhs

"If it seems unnatural to grow meat in a mineral culture, one should re-examine how meat is produced today."https://t.co/UBo521Mpts


Let's centralize the industry of food production; what could go wrong?https://t.co/AM8iOWs8GF https://t.co/IwaRqRRtsW


15 mil calories per acre -> 3 mil calories worth of meat & dairy.The rest? Cow farts & car explosions.https://t.co/hRuxODwo7x

Let's centralize the industry of food production; what could go wrong?https://t.co/52XOCaJRA2 https://t.co/NNbgAWtEb3


Let's centralize the industry of food production; what could go wrong? We could lose chocolate due to ant fungus. 😱 https://t.co/YE4hdykiYk https://t.co/CV1AB2kT7y
