If anyone runs across info about vaccinating livestock with mrna

[Rollo Tomassi]

Stick with hot dogs.

[cullenbryant]

yeah, just make sure they are all beef or blah chicken hot dogs.

Malone also mentioned that it is not financially feasible to inject chickens.

one happy note in all of this, around here the alternate pork sourcing market has responded. i see a lot of small local ads for mrna free hogs now, so at some point i'll buy a half or something. been living on turkey bacon and for thanksgiving we got lucky and i dug a ham out that had been there since before sequivity was even available.

[BigMark]

Lookup moolec.

[cullenbryant]

"The Company's mission is to create unique food ingredients by engineering plants with animal protein genes. Its purpose is to redefine the way the world produces animal proteins, for good and for all. "

Right off the bat the similarity jumps out. Moloch. Coincidence or rubbing it in our face?

Designer food is upon us. This stuff is going to cross pollinate over time. In some cases it may not be apparent that the fruit or vegetable has these animal protein genes or whatever other gene modifications they have made. This one is bound to get the attention of the vegetarians. Not futuristic either, it's here.

[cullenbryant]

Moolec's usda approved "Piggy Sooy". Take a look, what do you guys think about pork and beans already pre-mixed into the bean !

I can't find ANY articles addressing cross pollination. And considering how much our direct and indirect food supply relies upon soybean, I would like to see it addressed. I'm surprised vegans aren't more vocal in this stuff. But i'm not vegan and definitely don't like it either.

[mdwoods]

Is the sky still falling?

[cullenbryant]

No but pigs might be flyin

[walmann]

No but pigs might be flowering

FIFY

[PerryHall]

No but pigs might be flowering

WTF does that mean?

[cullenbryant]

Probably that the bean plant flowers.. the bean with the pig genes in it.

and speaking of flowers, i have been reading and watching videos about this "Moolec", which btw is on the NASDAQ (MLEC), and I have not seen cross pollination addressed anywhere. But you know this is going to be inevitable.

I think people better bolster their seed banks if they don't want to be eating Pig Sooy or Apeel. This moreau types Elmo aint in the future or sci fi anymore.

[walmann]

and I have not seen cross pollination addressed anywhere. But you know this is going to be inevitable.

Maybe it will be pigs flying. If they can cross breed pigs and bees, the pigs can do the pollinating. This may also result in lower cost honey hams.