What's the point of cultured meat when we can eat vegetables?
What's the point of renewables when we can use less energy?
Or of electric bikes when we can walk?
Well maybe decrease global warming, animal suffering, and zoonotic disease?
amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
What's the point of renewables when we can use less energy?
Or of electric bikes when we can walk?
Well maybe decrease global warming, animal suffering, and zoonotic disease?
amp.theguardian.com/commentisfree/…
I get so sick and tired of people postulating "If everybody changed their behavior we wouldn't need sustainable innovation."
Well, unless you have a magic wand to change everybody's behavior, you are not helping. And even if you had you would lack respect for others.
Well, unless you have a magic wand to change everybody's behavior, you are not helping. And even if you had you would lack respect for others.
Author @jennykleeman is now saying 'I didn't write the headline'. But the headline captures her article perfectly. She mentions none of the aforementioned problems and concentrates on yuck and how cultured meat can't be trusted by implying Singapore is an inferior country. Uhg.
Just to be clear: I'm not saying "we don't need to change our behavior because we have sustainable innovation". E.g. I love meat and cheese but eat vegan.
I think we should pursue both behavior and technology while realizing not everybody makes the same choices.
I think we should pursue both behavior and technology while realizing not everybody makes the same choices.
The @guardian giving mixed signals :-)
https://twitter.com/guardianeco/status/1335283430683070464?s=19
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