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Yes

Depends on the meat, I don't like seafood but then again since it hasn't lived in the sea it would have a different taste.

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if it tasted good, sure. if you can recreate the majesty of bacon in a lab, I'll be impressed though.

>>1460878
I guess the point of it is to make it taste the same as the real animal. The texture is another thing, though; initially they would be able to make burgers, nuggets and mince. A full muscle (i.e. a steak) would be much harder to synthesize.

>On April 21, 2008, PETA announced a $1 million X-Prize style reward for the first group to successfully produce synthetic meat that is comparable to and commercially viable against naturally sourced meat products.

Something I agree with PETA on: this needs funding to have a real looking-into.

>>1460867
I'd love to say yes I'd eat meat that was grown in a building somewhere, but I just can't say I would. I dunno I suppose I have to know that some animal somewhere died for me to have my meat.

If it tasted good, of course I would.

In other news, it would be great if people who follow vegetarian or vegan diets for ethical reasons could eat meat with a clear conscience.

Yes, given its thoroughly tested, tastes similar, and has atleast 90% of the nutrition.

>>1460941
>sage still in the name field

Derp.

>Would you eat artifically cultured meat - muscle tissue grown without a living animal?

Does this question even need to be asked? Yeah, duh.

Think about it...fuck. They could make a steak with all the protein, but no fat. FUCK. THE FUTURE OF DIETS IS UPON US.

I've already had KFC my whole life. No ethical dilemmas yet.

>>1460922
PLACENTA!

Also, since potentially any animal's tissue could be grown, you could have whale, ostrich, anything you like...

>>1460984

ENDANGERED PANDA MEAT? FUCK YES.

I would eat it as long as it tasted like the real thing.

>>1460959
That'd be a pretty shitty steak. Do you not cook or know anything about food? If the steak was fatless, it would taste like burnt rubber when you cooked it.

>>1460995

they wouldn't be endangered any longer :)

>>1461063
They aren't endangered because of people eating them in the first place, bro.

>On April 21, 2008, PETA announced a $1 million X-Prize style reward for the first group to successfully produce synthetic meat that is comparable to and commercially viable against naturally sourced meat products.
>PETA announced a $1 million X-Prize style reward for the first group to successfully produce synthetic meat
>$1 million X-Prize style reward
>$1 million

HELLO

Now I just hope nobody does this before I get my degree...

>>1460867
I would totally eat that. But don't you dare take away my cow.

>>1461063
Well, their tissue wouldn't, at least.

>>1461133
You are saying 1milion$ is enough for feat like that..

Also isnt this somehow close to stem-cell research??

>>1461197
...no, nowhere near it. What the hell?

>>1460922
This. I'm a vegetarian (Usually) but god damn it I like meat so fuckin much!

YES
I've been waiting for this since I first saw a news article about it.
BRING THE SHMEAT

Well, people don't actually care where the meat they eat comes from (when they do, they mostly become vegetarians). This fact given, the whole world population would eat turds if they tasted and resembled meat.

yes, as long as I do not have to see the actual lab where they grow it

same thing as with regular meat, i guess

>>1461228
Just how would they grow meat if not with stem cells?

>>1460867

most definetly

>>1461321
Tell me, what do you know about biology that limits this to only stem cells?

>>1461344
You don't know much about stem cells do you

yup but you would get heaps of stupid people saying it doesnt taste the same
(even if you gave them 'real' meat and told them it was made in the lab)
etc

lots of stupid people would object for no rational reason,

Sounds good to me. No more odd chunks in my patties and nuggets, what more could I want?

>>1461308
Personally, I'd feel the opposite way. Of course, that's because I have a bit of a morbid fascination with that sort of thing, which is also why I love David Cronenberg movies so much.

like grow animal organs using their stem cell?