Tone2TheBone
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Is meat that comes from a cloned cow real? Would you eat it? Wouldn't it be fake?
oldguy said:Someone told me lots of cloning attempts produced deformed weak animals that were stillborn or died right after birth when cloning was first introduced. If that's true, I don't think it would do anything for my appetite, if I knew what I was eating....uke:
markb said:Genetically identical means identical in all respects. Think of identical twins, which is the real one?
:bravo: :bravo:Guitar Gal said:I'm not sure how governmental regulations are handled in other countries, but personally, I don't like much of anything that the good ol' boys in Washington get their grubby mitts on :reallymad: Especially if it involves making lots of $$ for certain interest groups.....and ya'll know those groups ain't lookin' out for the little guy (or gal)......or care much if some unknown disease, bacterial infection, or genetic mutation of some kind just happens to get into that cloned meat.......
Just because we CAN do something, doesn't mean we SHOULD do it......
My .02
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Justaguyin_nc said:heck, I know of species that will take the unborn eggs out from under the mother.. crate it up and eat it every morning.. lets not try to candy coat a thing...lol
just strum said:Suddenly I have a hankering for a piece of lettuce and a carrot.
Plank_Spanker said:Beef ala Soylent Green?![]()
Justaguyin_nc said:Eat more people.. leave the animals alone!!
Spudman said:Yea! We have a winner. Viva la Soylent Green.ancake: I'll bet them Mericans are tender.
Justaguyin_nc said:And the deformed ones...well, they will be in pieces in the store... thats pretty deformed already...
Bloozcat said:In my Data voice:
I do not understand how this would differ from food produced by the ships replicator. If the molecules of the cloned meat are the same as the original, would it not be the same?
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