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Would it be good idea?

>> No.14577021

>>14577017
>Would it be good idea?
Yes

But sadly, impossible. Megabugs were possible back in the carbonic (?) period because there was a lot more oxygen in the air.
>captcha: KSSMY

>> No.14577023

>>14577017
The bugs would suffocate due to not being able to breath in enough oxygen to support their frames.

>> No.14577029

>>14577017
we should make giant herbivorous snakes
imagine the amount of spare ribs and ribeye you could get from 20m long cow

>> No.14577035

>>14577029
How would you feed it? How would it reproduce? 20m snake would be ver

>> No.14577037

>>14577035
>20m snake would be ver
..y inefficient in terms of movement. Square cube law and all that.

>> No.14577129

energy requirements would be enormous.

>> No.14577137

>>14577017
That thing would probably kill people nonstop. Bad idea

>> No.14577612

>>14577137
>That thing would probably kill people nonstop.
Yeah
>Bad idea
non sequitur

>> No.14577672

>>14577017
even during the carboniferous, insects only got about as big as a dinner plate (apart from that big ass millipede the size of an alligator)

>> No.14577966
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14577966

Yes, and you VILL eat ze bugs

>> No.14578195

>>14577021
Fpbp and extremely informed gj m8. /thread

>> No.14578213

Three dimensional upscaling doesn't work very well.

>> No.14578232

>>14577966
is there any quote from Schwab that actually encourages consumption of invertebrates?
or any WEF's document/study/pamphlet for that matter?

>> No.14578272

>>14578232
a quick search got me https://www.weforum.org/videos/21336-europe-has-approved-insects-for-human-food-uplink
I'm sure there's more

>> No.14578327

We will not get milk, eggs or fur from them. It remains to keep them as pets or for food.
If they taste just like prawns, the second option is fine with me.

>> No.14578335

Wouldn't the organs of a giant bug just crush themselves under their own pressure?

>> No.14578909

>>14577017
Already happened. Described in the bible and in gnostic texts.

>> No.14578917

>>14577017
No this is a terrible idea what is wrong with you people

>> No.14578925

>>14578335
Their legs couldn't support their own weight.

>> No.14579737

>>14577966
Make them big enough and they will eat us.

>> No.14579790

>>14578232
Why not read their agenda 2030? It's not hidden

>> No.14579870

>>14577017
OP, some universities literally do that kind of thing already in secret. They don't want the public to know they are making Franken Steins but they do it.

>> No.14581544

>>14577021
This plus Earth was both smaller and had less gravity back then.

If bugs tried to be that big nowadays, they would be crush by there own body weight.

>> No.14581584

>>14581544
>This plus Earth was both smaller and had less gravity back then.
uhh

>> No.14581609

>>14578917
Name literally one bad thing that could happen as a result. Go ahead, I'll wait.

>> No.14581720

>>14577017
if they eat trannies, jews, faggots and nigs sure

>> No.14581731

>>14577017
makes more sense than having cows. did you know that cows fart and destroy the climate with their farts?

https://www.brighteon.com/881137b2-5d54-4182-a47e-bb42f7626b90

>> No.14581761

>>14577021
It will happen in the future if we create a lot of CO2 which would mean lot bigger trees growth, which would mean lot more oxygen production