/ck/ - Food & Cooking

You guys haven't seen shit yet

>Anyone who watched TV4's After Five on Tuesday may have been, to say the least, surprised. There was presented an idea to start eating people.

>The feature is about the fair "Gastro Summit - about the future of food" in Stockholm, where the behavioral scientist Magnus Söderlund holds seminars on the possibility of eating human flesh - to "save the climate".

>- What makes most of us react instinctively with disgust when talking about eating human flesh to save the climate ?, wonders host Tilde de Paula.

>Magnus Söderlund answers:

-> First of all, it is that this person who is to be eaten must be dead.

>One problem could be that dead bodies overall are taboo. In addition, criticism arises against defiling a dead body. Another explanation, says Söderlund, is that many are "slightly conservative" when it comes to eating something they are not used to, ie other people.

>The conclusion is that it can be difficult to get the Swedes to become cannibals for the sake of the climate. However, according to the researcher, it is important from a sustainability perspective to discuss different options for the future.

Sweden is turning into peak clown world as we speak