Re:Beyond Meat’s Beyond Burger life cycle assessment (2018)
by csomar on Friday May 07, 2021 @06:10AM
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> but the fact that we can eat something this similar to a burger but without the slaughter of living, feeling, individual being is so unbelievably important and incredible.
You know that plants are also living, feeling beings? Though not sure about being individual but that's highly subjective.
The cycle of life is that some trees harvest the sun, and then it's a fish-eat-fish kinda world.
Vegan meat is not important because it doesn't kill animals (it'll kill plants, and hence this is purely emotional/subjective). But because it could be very sustainable. There is a reason why Japanese eat vegetables, fish and pork. They have a large population on a tight island. They have to do otherwise. (they also drive very small compact cars/mini-vans).
You know that plants are also living, feeling beings? Though not sure about being individual but that's highly subjective.
The cycle of life is that some trees harvest the sun, and then it's a fish-eat-fish kinda world.
Vegan meat is not important because it doesn't kill animals (it'll kill plants, and hence this is purely emotional/subjective). But because it could be very sustainable. There is a reason why Japanese eat vegetables, fish and pork. They have a large population on a tight island. They have to do otherwise. (they also drive very small compact cars/mini-vans).