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[Ameablable]

I know. and that's why i lean away from Fast food and Hotdogs and such.

[tahujdt]

That actually happens though. Only the ooze is pink and made of grinded up animal remains (The parts that are normally not eaten).

thats what is kinda unsettling. your recycling meat... its so artificial.

Considering the world we live in, artificiality is nothing new.

That being said, I am still disgusted by the thought of eating the animal remains.

That being said, I fully realize that's what sausage is made out of.

[Flying Dice]

Personally I enjoy Carlin's suggestion that nothing is artificial, as everything we produce is a product of nature, given that we ourselves are part of the natural world. Bees make honey, trees make sap, we make refined petrochemicals. Or if you believe in a fuzzy infinite creator figure, everything is artificial and you are a biological robot with an elaborate simulation of intelligence.

[MaximumZero]

That actually happens though. Only the ooze is pink and made of grinded up animal remains (The parts that are normally not eaten).

thats what is kinda unsettling. your recycling meat... its so artificial.

Considering the world we live in, artificiality is nothing new.

That being said, I am still disgusted by the thought of eating the animal remains.

That being said, I fully realize that's what sausage is made out of.

I had some delicious chorizo last night. First ingredient: Beef Salivary Glands.

...

Nope. It's still delicious.

[Knight of Fools]

This is the reason that I read random Steam forums from time to time:

Why doenst made no sense? All those whining about, this software must be free, why buying. And if they bought it, its just like, its a wast, dont buy this crap.

And you telling me that i doenst make no sense?

It got an actual, verbal laugh from me. Beautiful irony.

[Graknorke]

That actually happens though. Only the ooze is pink and made of grinded up animal remains (The parts that are normally not eaten).

thats what is kinda unsettling. your recycling meat... its so artificial.

Considering the world we live in, artificiality is nothing new.

That being said, I am still disgusted by the thought of eating the animal remains.

That being said, I fully realize that's what sausage is made out of.

I had some delicious chorizo last night. First ingredient: Beef Salivary Glands.

...

Nope. It's still delicious.

Glands and organs and stuff are fine.
It's connective tissues and fat that people tend to be upset about.

[frostshotgg]

This is the reason that I read random Steam forums from time to time:

Why doenst made no sense? All those whining about, this software must be free, why buying. And if they bought it, its just like, its a wast, dont buy this crap.

And you telling me that i doenst make no sense?

It got an actual, verbal laugh from me. Beautiful irony.

Poe's law applies here.

[AlleeCat]

That actually happens though. Only the ooze is pink and made of grinded up animal remains (The parts that are normally not eaten).

thats what is kinda unsettling. your recycling meat... its so artificial.

Here's what I don't understand: Why not use it? What are we going to use it for if we're not going to eat it? Wouldn't it just go to waste? I'm hardly trying to defend fast food, but I'm legitimately curious what reason we would have not to use it.
Native Americans used every part of the animals they killed so it wouldn't go to waste, why shouldn't we?

[SealyStar]

That actually happens though. Only the ooze is pink and made of grinded up animal remains (The parts that are normally not eaten).

thats what is kinda unsettling. your recycling meat... its so artificial.

Considering the world we live in, artificiality is nothing new.

That being said, I am still disgusted by the thought of eating the animal remains.

That being said, I fully realize that's what sausage is made out of.

I had some delicious chorizo last night. First ingredient: Beef Salivary Glands.

...

Nope. It's still delicious.

Glands and organs and stuff are fine.
It's connective tissues and fat that people tend to be upset about.

It depends what glands and organs.

I'd be fine with liver, I suppose, but I'd always shy away from any reproductive parts.

I imagine most people would.

[Graknorke]

That actually happens though. Only the ooze is pink and made of grinded up animal remains (The parts that are normally not eaten).

thats what is kinda unsettling. your recycling meat... its so artificial.

Considering the world we live in, artificiality is nothing new.

That being said, I am still disgusted by the thought of eating the animal remains.

That being said, I fully realize that's what sausage is made out of.

I had some delicious chorizo last night. First ingredient: Beef Salivary Glands.

...

Nope. It's still delicious.

Glands and organs and stuff are fine.
It's connective tissues and fat that people tend to be upset about.

It depends what glands and organs.

I'd be fine with liver, I suppose, but I'd always shy away from any reproductive parts.

I imagine most people would.

Why?
They don't even taste bad. Just different.

[Eric Blank]

It wouldn't go to waste; it'd go into cat and dog food so we don't need to bother butchering any extra livestock to maintain our carnivorous companions. Well, in world of reason and logic.

And why shy away from reproductive organs? The uterus is largely muscle tissue, after all. (or maybe not, I forget now...)

[Sheb]

Yeah, they're actually delicacies in some places.

Now, re:3D printing in food. What's the point? In normal manufacturing, 3D printing is cool because it lets you make shapes that are hard to make normally. But except for fancy hors d'oeuvres, we don't really care about shape in food. So what's the point?

[Catsup]

It wouldn't go to waste; it'd go into cat and dog food so we don't need to bother butchering any extra livestock to maintain our carnivorous companions. Well, in world of reason and logic.

And why shy away from reproductive organs? The uterus is largely muscle tissue, after all. (or maybe not, I forget now...)

its made up of smooth muscle, not the kind you'd find in limbs.

Honestly guys i would rather become vegan and not touch anything meat related forever and at all (which isnt really that hard of a change for me) than eat organs and other crap along with the regular meat products. One reason is because of the grossness factor, and another reason is because some organs tend to give you diseases (mad cow diseases/scrapie from brains, mercury and other poisoning from liver tissue depending on the animal's size, viral and bacteria infections from glands that affect immunity like the spleen).

[tahujdt]

That actually happens though. Only the ooze is pink and made of grinded up animal remains (The parts that are normally not eaten).

thats what is kinda unsettling. your recycling meat... its so artificial.

Here's what I don't understand: Why not use it? What are we going to use it for if we're not going to eat it? Wouldn't it just go to waste? I'm hardly trying to defend fast food, but I'm legitimately curious what reason we would have not to use it.
Native Americans used every part of the animals they killed so it wouldn't go to waste, why shouldn't we?

Counterpoint: they didn't eat all of the animal. The fat was used for grease, a tanned stomach makes a great bag, you can inflate the bladder and use it as a balloon(seriously), and sinew makes a decent bowstring.

[Graknorke]

That actually happens though. Only the ooze is pink and made of grinded up animal remains (The parts that are normally not eaten).

thats what is kinda unsettling. your recycling meat... its so artificial.

Here's what I don't understand: Why not use it? What are we going to use it for if we're not going to eat it? Wouldn't it just go to waste? I'm hardly trying to defend fast food, but I'm legitimately curious what reason we would have not to use it.
Native Americans used every part of the animals they killed so it wouldn't go to waste, why shouldn't we?

Actually they killed bison en-masse and then ate hardly any of it.
They would kill herds at a time. And a lot of it didn't end up getting used because of the sheer quantity of dead animal.