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Vegans and vegetarians alike: what do you think of in vitro/cultured meat?

You can’t get it at your standard Wal-Mart, but I mean, the whole concept of it….

Personally, I’m always a bit skeptical about frankenfood (get out GMO issues). However, if was somehow completely safe (generations where nothing bad happened to the people who ate it) and everything, from a moral and environment standpoint, I’d rather we’d do that than industrial farming. It’s environmentally friendly, more sustainable for the world, and friendlier to the animals.

That being said, I would think most veg*ns would continue to not eat meat. After years of not eating it, most veg*ns aren’t sitting around pining for meat anymore. Additionally, your digestive system gets used to not eating meat, and eating a bunch after not eating any can cause stomach aches and whatnot.

Just my two cents.

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