I'm looking forward to lab-grown meats of fictional animals. Dragon burger, anyone?

Imagine eating something before it's been de-extincted.

> If root vegetables are a necessity for the environment

People in some environments eat roots, some eat seeds. Potato vs rice. There is no single ag solution that applies across the globe.

Increased rice production means nothing to areas that don't eat fucking rice

Ok sure I would love to taste mammoth but I doubt it's much better than elephant and that's not the greatest meat.

But it does raise some interesting questions like, they could make human meatballs too.

Would you taste a human meatball?

What if you liked it?

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But what if it desperately says "please"?

That's not the point I was getting at and you missed it entirely.

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Well, we weren't there for women or to make things equal.

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Just thinking about some of the cheap junk food snacks that are made, imagine the meat version of that.

You know how they say banana flavor is based on how bananas used to taste.

Bananas are essentially cloned now and at risk of dying out because of a lack of resistance to disease.

Imagine this happening to lab grown meat.

Resulted in fully automatic munchies at 3am

USA and its allies wasted 20 years in this country and for what? The same evils are back in power and depriving women their fundamental rights.

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Which as I stated it is nothing in comparison to 100 of billions that are produced by USA China, Russia India etc. Australia is only higher because of its reliance of coal as an energy source and an export product. And Australia isn't in the top 10 and none of it matters globally until the big industrial nations do something.

Your argument is like saying Australia is up there in term of population but our 27 million people is minuscule compared to the billions and billions elsewhere.

And back to my original point. Good on Australia for doing this but until the whole world does something it's ineffective. What's Australia going to do put it self in a giant bubble.

"Let's repeat the last 35 years step by step." Flatline as a learning curve.

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This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 88%. (I'm a bot)

> The United Nations considers that the systematic deprivation of the rights of women and girls imposed by the Taliban in Afghanistan may amount to gender persecution, a crime against humanity.

> Two weeks ago, this center - the only one for women in the city - had to close due to threats and harassment from the Taliban, explains one of its founders, 28-year-old economist Laila Basim, via WhatsApp.

> Opened in August 2022 - coinciding with the first anniversary of the return to power of the Taliban in Afghanistan - its goals were to promote culture and reading among women and girls "Who have had the doors of schools and universities closed to them," explains Basim.

Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: women^#1 Taliban^#2 Library^#3 Afghan^#4 Basim^#5

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Crimea is more of a mottled pink line.

Republians are quite jealous.

Edit: envious

Covid wasn't part of anyones plan.

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Girls over 12 cannot study, women are not allowed to work in state agencies or non-profits, are banned from entering parks and gardens, cannot travel without a close male relative.

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