Scientists Grow Pork Meat in a Lab

[opiemas]

Can they grow huge slabs of bacon?

 

[lorinabrown]

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[beefybull]

Funny, I saw this as a good thing. If done correctly, it provides another avenue to feed people.

Exactly. I'm with Ender on this one. I'd read about this or a similar endeavor before.

Provided they could correct the texture of the meats, I see no problem in eating them.

In fact, the cloned meat can be injected with (or engineered to create) healthy fatty acids, vitamins, etc.

"Transcend" by futurologist Ray Kurzweil & Terry Grossman, MD is a great, great book and elaborates further on this and other future technologies. A MUST read.

In the book it talks about how roughly 20-25 years from now, food will most likely be created in a "nanofactory". Thats right. Microscopic robots making your food at your table or desk out of matter. Sweeeeeeet! Chicken & Shrimp on the spot. I'm all for it.

Anyone who doesnt believe that artificial intelligence & nanotechnology are going to drastically change this world is in DENIAL.

Ray Kurzweil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
(BTW, his books "Fantastic Voyage: Live Long Enough to Live Forever" and "The Singularity is Near" are both must reads also)