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War On Tomato: Cultured beef, steam power and slavery

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Not about war, not about tomato. August 6, 2013. Cultured beef, steam power and slavery. Now that's as a very promising start:. The advent of cultured meat may change for good the perception and interaction humans have with animals - - gathering all species under one flag, very much like steam machines ignited human rights for all humans. Back in the late 18th century the ability to substitute slaves with steam powered machineries shifted the lens through which we looked at slavery. Http:/ www.reuter...

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Do you want test-tube fries with that? | For Love of FoodFor Love of Food

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For Love of Food. Just another WordPress site. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Do you want test-tube fries with that? Sergey Brin, the brilliant founder of Google, put up a boatload of money for the world’s first hamburger that did not come directly from a cow: $330,000 U.S., in fact. How’d it happen? The question is, why? Let the spin begin. On the beautifully done propaganda video (which you can see at both the Mercury News site or on the slick PR site. The choice of the proposed pr...

curiosidades-ciencia.blogspot.com

Curiosidades de la Ciencia: Creada la primera hamburguesa de laboratorio por sólo 289.500 €.

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Curiosidades de la Ciencia. Blog dedicado a noticias de ámbito científico que aparecen en los medios de comunicación. Lunes, 5 de agosto de 2013. Creada la primera hamburguesa de laboratorio por sólo 289.500 €. Años de investigación, científicos de la Universidad de Maastricht (Países Bajos). Han logrado crear una hamburguesa a partir de células madre de vaca. Y le han puesto nombre: Cultured Beef. Carne de Res Cultivada). Las células madre fueron convertidas en fibra de músculo. Se le añadió mioglobina.

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Bridget's Green Kitchen: Will cultured meat solve the environmental problem of meat?

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Bridget's Green Living blog. July 30, 2015. Will cultured meat solve the environmental problem of meat? According to a recent article in the Telegraph Journal. People in industrialized countries eat about 210 pounds of meat per person, per year. That works out to nine ounces a day, every day. And worldwide meat consumption is increasing as people in developing countries eat more meat, more often. The environmental impact of producing all of that meat is huge. According to Environmental Working Group.

warontomato.com

War On Tomato: 08/01/2013 - 09/01/2013

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Not about war, not about tomato. August 6, 2013. Cultured beef, steam power and slavery. Now that's as a very promising start:. The advent of cultured meat may change for good the perception and interaction humans have with animals - - gathering all species under one flag, very much like steam machines ignited human rights for all humans. Back in the late 18th century the ability to substitute slaves with steam powered machineries shifted the lens through which we looked at slavery. Http:/ www.reuter...

empiricist.com

The Empiricist

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Science, Technology, and Reason. August 5, 2013 / D.F.Dufty. Synthetic food grown in a petri dish. Comes news of a scientist who can grow meat that is perfectly edible from a ‘culture’, in other words, in a lab. 8220;Today, at 14:00 Western European Time (9:00 am Eastern), Professor Mark Post of Maastricht University. The Netherlands ) will present a world first: he will cook and serve a burger made from Cultured Beef. Behind the burger. You can witch the event live, online. Why Australian School Standar...

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Paul O'Connell | Nephronim Amsterdam’s Startup Manifesto | Paul O'Connell | Nephronim

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This was written by Vincent van Leeuwen and Paul O’Connell. After the large success of U.S. startups over the past two decades, several large European cities are striving to become Europe’s Silicon Valley. Amsterdam is no different in this quest. In true Dutch fashion, Amsterdam considers itself on par with (if not better than) startup hubs like Berlin, London and (to lesser extent) Paris. In reality, there’s a long way to go before we truly reach such a status. Amsterdam is not a startup hub in Europe (...

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The Unimaginable is Happening | Yin x Yang

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Feel Connected, Inspired and Alive. On The Unimaginable is Happe…. ABFardan on The Unimaginable is Happe…. The Unimaginable is…. On The Responsibility to Dream…. The Unimaginable is Happening. November 24, 2013. From visions about mega cities populated by micro-home farmers growing independent daily fresh produce (vertical farming by Agrilution. To the technology of juicy burgers fully produced from the stems cells of cows but without the detrimental consequences of large scale livestock ( in-vitro meat.