Clean meat is great 👍🏻 and fantastic fabulous IDEA 💡 save animals and our plants 🌱 Our energy 👍🏻👏🌱I would love ❤️ to eat clean clean meat .great speach👏
Brilliant arguments. Nobel Prize worthy in my eyes. I'm in Alaska, and well, I'd like to help California not have to worry so much about droughts. But I don't know what to do, I work on cars. This guy is hitting every nail on it's head perfectly. I'd totally try some clean meat, if droughts go away for people who are suffering. I'll eat anything meant to be healthy, mail it to me and I'll critique it fairly. We are dealing with a very antiquated system that makes a lot of animals have no normal life just so we can eat them. I know it, I still buy it, it's cheap, I still feel bad about it. But my justification is, well atleast I ate it, and it sustained me so sorry, and thank you.
I’d imagine with increased experience we can even figure out how to engineer the taste. So not only will we be able to get this to taste good, I believe we can even recreate the taste differences we see with stuff like all grass fed beef and so on. I’m not one to go vegan but I’d eat clean meat at the drop of a hat.
*The future food* will be clean, tasty and it will be grown in labs or bio-reactors. He is right, the industrial farming of animals is about to be disrupted by a more efficient process for meat production. Meat stocks will go down, if they do not invest into lab-meat.
I can't wait for clean grown meat to start coming to stores. I just hope that it actually tastes as good as I've heard because if it sucks it'll be dead on arrival.
I’m pretty excited for clean meat, but I think I’ll probably wait until they do human trials (if they have already, please tell me, I’m really excited for this).
I don't know if his stats are accurate, but a system that significantly reduces the suffering and slaughtering of animals is a system I can easily support. I say reduce rather than eliminate because some species of animals require meat in their diets, so complete elimination of animal suffering (in the wild) and slaughter (for pet food as well) is unfortunately not realistic.
I hope this really is the future of meat I like meat,but I feel guilty about it seeing how places treat animals. So I usually try to eat meats from the Local Butcher shop (Which is from Genuine Farms,not "farms" Or meat alternatives
No matter where your meat came from it is still an animal who had a knife pulled across his/her throat. Please do not support murder. Eat plant based alternatives, they taste great and no one has to die for it. 💚🌱
150 billion land animals and 3 trillion sea animals are killed every year on this planet for taste preference. Cry for them, the real victims. Farmers can evolve with the times and grow plants. They’ll be fine.
This is a great alternative to the devastating industry that is animal agriculture. However, over-consumption of meat and dairy products is the leading cause of death in western society. "Eat Less Meat" is a slogan for our health as well as the planet and the animals we share it with.
I’m very skeptical about this issue humans aren’t carnivores, we’re plant eaters. Heart decease is the number one killer more than cancer. What causes heart decease eating meat especially red meat, however all meats contribute. My feelings are that this kind of meat is chemically enhanced pretty much like gmo’s in plants which is linked to cancer the two killer. I’m vegan now for almost a year and I’ve slimmed down to a normal weight no more body aches and pains. I wasn’t sure I could do it however I educated myself by reading and asking questions to other vegans and vegetarians.
John Rang You are absolutely correct. We are herbivores. I've been vegan for 10 years. I don't miss meat at all. We should be eating a plant-based diet. Also, the lab meat companies are not 100% transparent. They will always harvest cells from animals, perpetuating the domestication/exploitation of animals. Also, the energy inputs for creating lab meat are not necessarily sustainable, although better than raising livestock. But, yes, you are right about the diseases inherent in eating animals and animal secretions. Totally toxic, whether from a lab or farm. So glad that you are vegan!
wow, as expected, let's target the emotions of the audience to push the point across. the problem is not all discussed, the problem is human greed. period.
This could permanently end commercial fishing, destroy a huge majority of the preservative industry. Bioreactors could potentially hold the key to reversing extinction.
This is so alarming.... we need to save the animals! Hold on 1 sec.... Yeah... I'll get the combo #3 bacon burger...... large size combo with a diet coke and a side of 10 piece chicken nuggets
Lost me when he started to use green water in his analysis. Most water in water footprints is green water. What's green water? It's rain fall. This rain falls regardless of the product. In the case of chicken, it's primarily the amount of water to grow the feed that chicken eat. If chicken were fed farmed insects, the number would be irrelevant. Blue water is what's important, and bioreactors circulating nutrients and removing waste will require more blue water than all forms of meats.
A chicken drinks a cup or less off water each day, they drink much less than us humans much less, and I use maby 5 gallons of water to shower I'm guessing its around thir, how is a chicken gonna drink 5 gallons a day,
This is a good alternative for humans to move away from animal-based meat but I wonder if it is ethical and moral yet. To me a cell is alive and if it is alive we shouldn't be exploiting it because we're human beings. Also the cell belongs to the animals that we take the cell from, not to us, and without their consent or ability to give consent if we take it to make food without their permission, that is considered as stealing which is unethical and immoral. If we could just get rid of our need for food overall or find an alternative to food or nutrients that do not come from anything that is alive, that would be best IMO. Nevertheless, I'm still happy that we get this far. I eat meat and to me the slaughterhouse is too cruel and inhumane right now. Hope it will be gone forever asap.
By farmers u mean farmers being linked with a big meat industry such as McDonalds who use gmo and they have no choice because they have certain supply rate they have to meet or r u referring to local farmers who are at most 10% farmers won contribute to the meat production. Don't forget machines are and will always be more efficient than any human in the world so farming isn't that big of a issue compared to other problems such as the futures of your children.
This guy sounded like a loon to me when he started talking, and I do think he still is with some things, but I hope he's right about this clean meat thing because it sounds like it would have a lot of benefits
Much misinformation given here in this Advertisement. The water used to raise a chicken is *far* from wasted. That water stays in the natural cycle of LIFE. Respirated and evaporated, but mostly in the form of chicken manure, one of the most fantastic forms of PLANT fertilizer. While there is good & bad forms of agriculture, fertilizer is only one example of how Animal Ag compliments Plant Ag. Without animal agriculture, plant agriculture would take a nosedive. The solution to bad Ag is simple, don't buy food from bad producers. Lab meat will have consequences that it's *critics* can't even imagine, brought to us by the same folks who gave us mad cow disease (USDA) by promoting grinding up entire beef animals and feeding them back to the herd as a way to 'conserve energy'. Seems to me that these so-called Clean Meat salesmen are merely a branch of Big Agri-Business cloaked as environmentally concerned do-gooders.
Well, it’s not a veggie burger is it? You know how over time a calf grows into a tasty cow? Well, that’s how they grow “fake meat”. You take a cell from a cow, & put it in an environment where the cell thinks it’s in the cow. The meat grows without having to feed a cow & killing it.
I can’t wait for this to be readily available in local stores and businesses.
So do I animal cruelty is horrible so this would be a great way to have your protein and keep animals safe
Wonderfully explained!! I am going to buy your book straight away!. Thanks Paul. I am sure farmed animals are so proud of u
Clean meat is great 👍🏻 and fantastic fabulous IDEA 💡 save animals and our plants 🌱 Our energy 👍🏻👏🌱I would love ❤️ to eat clean clean meat .great speach👏
Clean meat Don't have bones which means,,, I can eat with less chewing
Everyone should watch this. Talk about an idea whose time has come!
YES
Brilliant arguments. Nobel Prize worthy in my eyes. I'm in Alaska, and well, I'd like to help California not have to worry so much about droughts. But I don't know what to do, I work on cars. This guy is hitting every nail on it's head perfectly. I'd totally try some clean meat, if droughts go away for people who are suffering. I'll eat anything meant to be healthy, mail it to me and I'll critique it fairly. We are dealing with a very antiquated system that makes a lot of animals have no normal life just so we can eat them. I know it, I still buy it, it's cheap, I still feel bad about it. But my justification is, well atleast I ate it, and it sustained me so sorry, and thank you.
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What a great talk! Loved the smart phrasing, the reasoning, great examples and great arguments. Thanks for a wonderful talk on a fascinating subject!!
Wow - can't believe how close we are to a clean meat future. Very exciting
Highly important and eloquent talk! Thanks so much, Paul!
Really enjoyed this powerful talk, so glad this topic is getting out in the world!
I was never aware of this!
Very interesting.
I would eat clean meat
Fantastic
Love what Paul Shapiro has been doing/is doing in the future of food space! Great talk
Very hopeful message for the future of food!
Great speech! Thanks for bringing "light" to the world !
SO GOOD!
This is such a great talk by one of the world's foremost experts on the subject!
Amazing talk - so inspiring!
I’d imagine with increased experience we can even figure out how to engineer the taste. So not only will we be able to get this to taste good, I believe we can even recreate the taste differences we see with stuff like all grass fed beef and so on. I’m not one to go vegan but I’d eat clean meat at the drop of a hat.
*The future food* will be clean, tasty and it will be grown in labs or bio-reactors.
He is right, the industrial farming of animals is about to be disrupted by a more efficient process for meat production. Meat stocks will go down, if they do not invest into lab-meat.
My question is what will the cost be?? I. Also want to know what synthetic things are used in this process.
What about the natural bacteria that make food beneficial to the gut?
Can't wait to see this happen
Remember "Soylent Green"?
Fantastic answer!😁
Excellent presentation. Makes me want to learn more about "clean meat".
Amazing talk!
I am optimistic on this future!
Inspiring talk on such a critical issue.
Mkn n.
Excellent talk and fascinating topic!
Clean meat, solar, biodegradable packaging...
I pray this new clean meat industry destroys the horrid animal farming industry.
Bring it on! Very promising. I love the freezer analogy.
And now, we've succeeded in making lab grown steaks
Such a great talk and fascinating information
If the energy for the production comes from a clean and sustainable source, then yes, I'm totally in.
I can't wait for clean grown meat to start coming to stores. I just hope that it actually tastes as good as I've heard because if it sucks it'll be dead on arrival.
Can’t wait!
THIS. IS. GENIUS.
I’m pretty excited for clean meat, but I think I’ll probably wait until they do human trials (if they have already, please tell me, I’m really excited for this).
I'm a bit disappointed he didn't explain the process of creation
I like this talk as a talk about the principles behind clean meat but I was hoping to see more details on how the clean meat is created
I don't know if his stats are accurate, but a system that significantly reduces the suffering and slaughtering of animals is a system I can easily support.
I say reduce rather than eliminate because some species of animals require meat in their diets, so complete elimination of animal suffering (in the wild) and slaughter (for pet food as well) is unfortunately not realistic.
I'm pretty sure pet food can also be grown like clean meat
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A great talk, thank you :)
I hope this really is the future of meat
I like meat,but I feel guilty about it seeing how places treat animals.
So I usually try to eat meats from the Local Butcher shop
(Which is from Genuine Farms,not "farms"
Or meat alternatives
No matter where your meat came from it is still an animal who had a knife pulled across his/her throat. Please do not support murder. Eat plant based alternatives, they taste great and no one has to die for it. 💚🌱
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“Feel guilty about it seeing how places treat animals”
Farmers slit the animal’s throat to kill it. Doesent seem very peaceful
Excellent..!
Take more from the poor farmer and give to corporate America. Nothing is more natural than harvesting mother nature for nutrition
*poor animals, farmers don't give nothing they mmmm... Steal
150 billion land animals and 3 trillion sea animals are killed every year on this planet for taste preference. Cry for them, the real victims. Farmers can evolve with the times and grow plants. They’ll be fine.
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Adelle Kallemeyn typical boomer ignoring long term economic reform for short term profit
I am Vegan but Waiting for synthetic meat ... and the end of animal cruelty ...beggining of love and compassionate world
This is a great alternative to the devastating industry that is animal agriculture. However, over-consumption of meat and dairy products is the leading cause of death in western society. "Eat Less Meat" is a slogan for our health as well as the planet and the animals we share it with.
As great as genetically modified hybreed food.Enjoy at your own risk.
How about eat less sugar!!!!
great talk!
I’m very skeptical about this issue humans aren’t carnivores, we’re plant eaters. Heart decease is the number one killer more than cancer. What causes heart decease eating meat especially red meat, however all meats contribute. My feelings are that this kind of meat is chemically enhanced pretty much like gmo’s in plants which is linked to cancer the two killer. I’m vegan now for almost a year and I’ve slimmed down to a normal weight no more body aches and pains. I wasn’t sure I could do it however I educated myself by reading and asking questions to other vegans and vegetarians.
John Rang You are absolutely correct. We are herbivores. I've been vegan for 10 years. I don't miss meat at all. We should be eating a plant-based diet. Also, the lab meat companies are not 100% transparent. They will always harvest cells from animals, perpetuating the domestication/exploitation of animals. Also, the energy inputs for creating lab meat are not necessarily sustainable, although better than raising livestock. But, yes, you are right about the diseases inherent in eating animals and animal secretions. Totally toxic, whether from a lab or farm. So glad that you are vegan!
Actually humans are omnivores not herbivores or carnivorous. Not making an argument for or against eating meat, just a fact correction.
OMNIVORES, not carnivores, not herbivores. We as a species were meant to eat both meat and plants.
I'll eat clean meat!!
How do the resource consumption and emissions compare to factory farmed meat and plant based meats?
The Animal history of South Lake Tahoe
Wow!
everyone should watch this in order to learn what to avoid.
Franken food yummm. Just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. Got to save the planet though right.
There is no bones no chewing around
THERE IS NO BONES TIME EAT LIKE A VACUUM CLEANER AND CLEAN THAT PLATE
So basically this will be big blow for australia brazil argentina turkey india canada etc.....
somebody get me a CHEESEBURGER!!
use leaves to create paper?
wow, as expected, let's target the emotions of the audience to push the point across. the problem is not all discussed, the problem is human greed. period.
Improper use of the term “decimated” in the first two minutes.
Almost cried
How does the meat get rid of toxins like an animal would?
The clean meat doesn't come with toxins because it comes straight from the cells of the animal.
Growing clean meat
Can i please have your mearch
This could permanently end commercial fishing, destroy a huge majority of the preservative industry. Bioreactors could potentially hold the key to reversing extinction.
I like his accent! Is it south jersey? Hyome
Perhaps more dangerous than GM food.
Pappu Ghosh GM food isn‘t dangerous.
You’re joking right?
Lmao
This is so alarming.... we need to save the animals!
Hold on 1 sec....
Yeah... I'll get the combo #3 bacon burger...... large size combo with a diet coke and a side of 10 piece chicken nuggets
You have my support. I hope I don't regret this. Lol
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British full swing Church hill to Reality
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Egg whites include a living creature.
This is very Star Trek-y.
Leave the patents out. Copy the process.
I wish he made some burgers on the side
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Lost me when he started to use green water in his analysis. Most water in water footprints is green water. What's green water? It's rain fall. This rain falls regardless of the product. In the case of chicken, it's primarily the amount of water to grow the feed that chicken eat. If chicken were fed farmed insects, the number would be irrelevant. Blue water is what's important, and bioreactors circulating nutrients and removing waste will require more blue water than all forms of meats.
A chicken drinks a cup or less off water each day, they drink much less than us humans much less, and I use maby 5 gallons of water to shower I'm guessing its around thir, how is a chicken gonna drink 5 gallons a day,
Not saying drinking it but more like the growing n processing use of water in total
I discovered the scar l in phantom forces roblox
No thank you!
This is a good alternative for humans to move away from animal-based meat but I wonder if it is ethical and moral yet. To me a cell is alive and if it is alive we shouldn't be exploiting it because we're human beings. Also the cell belongs to the animals that we take the cell from, not to us, and without their consent or ability to give consent if we take it to make food without their permission, that is considered as stealing which is unethical and immoral. If we could just get rid of our need for food overall or find an alternative to food or nutrients that do not come from anything that is alive, that would be best IMO. Nevertheless, I'm still happy that we get this far. I eat meat and to me the slaughterhouse is too cruel and inhumane right now. Hope it will be gone forever asap.
What accent is that?
... they had to get the beginning from some animal lol
Yes, but they dont have to kill the animal
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My main question is how this will affect farmers.
By farmers u mean farmers being linked with a big meat industry such as McDonalds who use gmo and they have no choice because they have certain supply rate they have to meet or r u referring to local farmers who are at most 10% farmers won contribute to the meat production. Don't forget machines are and will always be more efficient than any human in the world so farming isn't that big of a issue compared to other problems such as the futures of your children.
Stop trying to play God.
“Stop trying to play God”
Said the human, who also invented mass farming instead of how “god intended”, which was getting it yourself.
@@safir2241 and also ruining the planet
🤢haven’t had one fake meat yet that tasted anything like meat!!!!
This is lab grown meat, not vegan/substitutes.
Hek cells...
we can eat human meat now
Star Trek Voyager, here we come. probably better with no GMOs.
i got yer clean meat RIGHT HERE baby!
This guy sounded like a loon to me when he started talking, and I do think he still is with some things, but I hope he's right about this clean meat thing because it sounds like it would have a lot of benefits
Coast to coast guard
Come on Paul this can be unNatural yet if people have anything to do with it, it will cause another doctor bill
You are so right!
Much misinformation given here in this Advertisement. The water used to raise a chicken is *far* from wasted. That water stays in the natural cycle of LIFE. Respirated and evaporated, but mostly in the form of chicken manure, one of the most fantastic forms of PLANT fertilizer. While there is good & bad forms of agriculture, fertilizer is only one example of how Animal Ag compliments Plant Ag. Without animal agriculture, plant agriculture would take a nosedive. The solution to bad Ag is simple, don't buy food from bad producers. Lab meat will have consequences that it's *critics* can't even imagine, brought to us by the same folks who gave us mad cow disease (USDA) by promoting grinding up entire beef animals and feeding them back to the herd as a way to 'conserve energy'. Seems to me that these so-called Clean Meat salesmen are merely a branch of Big Agri-Business cloaked as environmentally concerned do-gooders.
The way he talks is soooo bizarre.
Ever hear of Soylent green?
I’ll never give up meat, molon labe
This type of “meat” better be labeled as “lab grown” so I will know to avoid it.
Freaking Soylent Green
I have never been so miserable, depressed and anxious as when I was vegan.
Fake news now fake meat. How absurd.
Well, it’s not a veggie burger is it? You know how over time a calf grows into a tasty cow? Well, that’s how they grow “fake meat”. You take a cell from a cow, & put it in an environment where the cell thinks it’s in the cow. The meat grows without having to feed a cow & killing it.