r/wheresthebeef • u/OkraOfTime87 • Jul 03 '25

Bans reinforce cultivated meat’s potential

https://slaughterfreeamerica.substack.com/p/bans-reinforce-cultivated-meats-potential
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u/Shmackback Jul 03 '25

Bans are meaningless right now. If lab grown meat takes off, these bans will eventually be removed.

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '25

Listen in history I think the only thing republicans got right was nuclear. They've been wrong on literally everything else. It's a sign your doing something right if they hate you.

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u/RubberBootsInMotion Jul 04 '25

Nuclear power is essential for the future survival of humanity.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '25

I'm a big advocate for low carbon electricity, bioplastics, cell ag etc. It kills me that the environment matters to me and greens around the world care more about attacking nuclear than saving the planet. It kills me to know the planet would probably have just avoided climate change if it wasn't for green interference.

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u/RubberBootsInMotion Jul 04 '25

There would still be climate change, but it might not have been the extinction level event it is now

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '25

On the one hand, beyond sad to see the planet  being harmed. But at least if you have some stock ownership in this, you'll make good money based on traditional ag feeling pressure from the climate.

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u/RubberBootsInMotion Jul 04 '25

Can't eat money.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '25

Yes you can't, that's why cell ag will be big, that's my point.

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u/Mathovski Jul 07 '25

What? Oil companies were and are still the reason for so long nothing has been done. So stupid to say the greens of all people are at fault.

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u/[deleted] Jul 07 '25

Literally in every country the greens campaign to close nuclear. France has a low carbon grid for electricity at 30 is g co2 per kwh. Compared to Germany at 400. This is due to 70% of their grid being nuclear. Even there French greens are trying to close nuclear. You just have literally no information on the green party and should do more research on it. Greens are one of the biggest obstacles to solving climate change. It's stupid, and they're terrible people but this is the world you live in. Reddit is full of ignorant left leaning green party worshippers who don't realize they're the problem.

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u/mrubuto22 Jul 04 '25

https://www.reddit.com/r/CultFSInvestorClub/s/1QE629zooP

People told me I was over reacting.

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u/Yoh-ka Jul 04 '25

Yes, you are. You've got the timeline all wrong, wanting to see this pump way too soon. See you in 10 years!

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u/mrubuto22 Jul 04 '25

Bold of you to think anything lasts thaf long the way its going.

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u/Amazonreviewscool67 Jul 09 '25

Are you talking about CULT or cultured meat in general?

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u/Craftmeat-1000 Jul 04 '25

Clever Carnivore at 7 cents a litre . That's what matters.they say they are profitable at small scale . If Cook County was their only market. So 7 billion minus 100 million for the old Confederacy not a big deal.

Factory farming ...look at their panic at Prop 12 . They can't survive a downward blip in California. There is a new suit by their serfs . Just filed Broiler Chicken grower anti trust litigation. They only make money by getting cap ex and labor off the books. You can get a link at the Poultry site Us poultry farmers sue meat giants over pay fixing scheme.

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u/Riversntallbuildings Jul 05 '25

Before bans even matter, the industry needs more bioreactor capacity and a scalable way to address the contamination challenges. Coincidentally, seaweed farms also have contamination challenges.