How to feed 10 billion people - without destroying nature | Andy Jarvis | TED

[@abeselomayalew1623]

I just think there should be more organic food available. “Lets be more cautious on the impact of this processed food on our health”.

[@denisdufresne5338]

Instead of producing grains for animals (which by the way are not their usual diet and make their health fragile and eventually sick. This does not produce healthy meat to us) we should do like nature does, animals are grazing the herbs which push plants to do more photosynthesis which produce more carbohydrate compounds which is stock in the soil via their roots. This method of production produce meat and at the same time stock carbon in the soil. There is no other better method to produce food which at the same time, reduce greenhouse gases. Why are we always looking for a technical solution when nature is showing us the right way to do things. Why are we always thinking that we can do better than nature while nature is producing food for millions of years. Are we stupid?

[@abeselomayalew1623]

@ well i think we human think that running is always the fastest way to get to a destination.

[@denisdufresne5338]

@@abeselomayalew1623 Running without knowing the right path is a recipe to get lost.

[@manuelfriend4060]

Organic food takes twice asany resources to grow and costs twice as much for the consumer. That isn't the answer, it would make the situation worse. "Organic" is a marketing slogan used to sell people more expensive food and doesn't mean sht. Did you know there are pesticides certified for use on organic food? It's not as so called "natural" as you think.

[@PT-xe6cb]

Wow 🤩

[@mikehart2332]

Whole food plant based is the answer. Don’t need cultured meat

[@MxSpikeSpiegelxM]

Don't take a private jet to a TED talk

[@renegroulx7029]

Take it to Mcdonalds instead.

[@martenfalk9680]

To think that an even more industrialized food system would solve the problems created by an industrialized food system is a very strange logic. We have to move in the opposite direction, get rid of the machinery and synthezied products, get our hands dirty and collaborate with nature on its own terms. Mankind's separation from the natural world is what is causing the ecological disaster - we have to move towards being integrated with the rest of the living planet. The future Mr Jarvis advocates is a Brave New World-kind of dystopia. The amount of energy needed for these synthetic food factories is enormous. Nature produces all the food we need for free, only through the natural process of photosynthesis.

[@Hukas01]

This is more specific to meat/beef. Not plants.

[@glenkuenzi4302]

We will never be able to integrate 10 billion humans into any existing natural ecosystem

[@denisdufresne5338]

Instead of producing grains for animals (which by the way are not their usual diet and make their health fragile and eventually sick. This does not produce healthy meat to us) we should do like nature does, animals are grazing the herbs which push plants to do more photosynthesis which produce more carbohydrate compounds which is stock in the soil via their roots. This method of production produce meat and at the same time stock carbon in the soil. There is no other better method to produce food which at the same time, reduce greenhouse gases. Why are we always looking for a technical solution when nature is showing us the right way to do things. Why are we always thinking that we can do better than nature while nature is producing food for millions of years. Are we stupid?

[@martenfalk9680]

@ Exactly! I have studied Holistic management and regenerative agriculture and that is exactly how we manage our farm. We use no machinery, we do not disturbe the soil, we work with nature on its own terms, helping it to restore itself and sequester carbon in the soil.

[@denisdufresne5338]

I dream of the day where all farmers will understand how nature works @@martenfalk9680

[@TheClosetedFreak]

Love some of the ideas in this video, but if the site is up-to-date, Andy Jarvis currently works for the Bezos Earth Fund, so it's hard for me to judge how realistic some of these innovative ideas are. Unfortunately, there's a huge conflict of interest happening when one of the world's biggest billionaires hands out so much money to climate-related NGOs and charities. Read The Guardian article, "The Bezos Earth fund has pumped billions into climate and nature projects. So why are experts uneasy?" or other similar sources if you're wondering why.

[@DominionAnako-bb7ry]

Humility is very important

[@teyhoonboon5853]

The Earth is our only planet to survive and our responsibility to save the Earth. Therefore, people are required to take initiative to change their habit of eating plant based diet instead of animal products.

[@SiriusAlien]

Life is everywhere in the universe, and earth is one of a few planet that is mostly physical. All other alien civilizations, including mine, are high-dimensional and advanced.

[@Gaias.Garden]

Did this guy just completely miss the fact that all plants have protein and as long as you get sufficient calories you will have sufficient protein? Or that our obsession with protein is not based in science? We really need to talk about why people aren't eating beans. According to “The end of Craving” it could be partially caused by added B vitamins in processed foods messing with our natural cravings for beans and whole grains. Anyways just eat plants and you'll save money and the planet. And government should subsidize fake meat but not fruits and vegetables and beans and nuts? Come on…

[@BryanRezendez]

Humans' natural diet is meat and veg. Humans are not meant to eat grains, especially on the scale modern humans do. Doesn't help that the vast majority of grain produced is either GMO or sprayed with chemicals. Many health issues today are from consuming too many sugars of all forms. Most teeth issues are from how sticky starches from grains are to our teeth. My goal is less sugar intake.

[@elbivon]

Sure, eat a lot of protein-rich veggies. Don't mind the amino acids. News flash: gout is waving.

[@sooma-ai]

Andy Jarvis discusses sustainable food production for 10 billion people, focusing on alternative proteins like plant-based, fermented, and cultivated meat. He emphasizes the need for government support, innovation, and a diverse range of sustainable food options to meet global demand without destroying nature.

[@NoExitLoveNow]

We have a protein fetish in this country. Most people, including vegans, get far more protein than is optimal. All whole plant foods contain all the required amino acids in varying amounts, and it adds up. You do not need "alternative proteins". You do not need to "combine" proteins. Your body is good at conserving and making use of the protein you eat. Eat a varied plant based diet, and include some beans or tofu and you will get more than enough of all the required amino acids.

[@joekrige2673]

Absolutely correct. If you get your calories from as wide a range of plants as possible, you will gey your protein and essential minerals and vitamins.

[@miks564]

Humankind is suffering from severe diverse health problems because of very disruptive notions like that of what consists of proper human nutrition

[@JoeBlack-mz2yd]

Correct, and what groups or people are presenting these disruptive notions as proper nutrition?

[@miks564]

@ All those who rely heavily on carbs. Carbs outside are sugar inside. Which lead to metabolic syndrome whenever our body looses the ability to deal with all that sugar in the blood. Something that usually happens with aging. When we’re young our body can usually handle many abuse. And most common disease like cancer, diabetes, Alzheimer’s, heart conditions they all come from abnormal metabolic conditions. Exercise alone doesn’t solve everything. We are what we eat.

[@DEadJACK4090]

Hmmmm i wonder if we got rid of the make up industry how much better off the environment would be ? 🤔

[@Ana-rc4ep]

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[@zackrobertson7577]

Stop wasting food. We throw out so much food it's disgusting.

[@SrikarKura]

I agree, we need to think about the future of food.

[@Dimaz42]

Based on the background, I thought he talks about seaweed cultivation as alternative food source 😅

[@xpz-y1p]

safety is the most important issue

[@kyee1713]

Even before looking at this video I definitely know that the indigenous land use practices with food forests and managed lands that were actually carefully cultivated over time to grow things that are harvested both by the human communities but also benefit nature. These places had an abundance and excess of harvest.

[@edbenelli5374]

I like Brussel sprouts. Try adding a little bacon-

[@HasanMustafa-m8l]

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[@awessky]

Thanks for sharing. Perhaps, re-marketing our idea of vegetable and natural plant based sources of protein such as nuts or beans could help too

[@zenmode216]

Ted used to be so good! Now we have this..

[@vesawuoristo4162]

And what is wrong with this , serious issues.

[@rachelbraaten5285]

When a third of the world's emissions come from agriculture and most of that is from meat, I say this is a very timely topic indeed!

[@MostlyLoveOfMusic]

Lab-grown is the answer

[@forevershutterbugs]

Concerned of the deceptive advertising. We are going too fast developing these things. My thinking has changed a whole lot, and there are plant based foods have tried and liked, but at the same time feeling uncertain about it all. Really enjoy from scratch food prepared at home, not pre made foods we are asked to consume.

[@1xm_mx1]

Everyone: "Help! The people are starving!" TED: "Let them eat algae!" WEF: No, let them eat bugs!" 😅

[@tvuser9529]

Dried mealworm is a tasty crunchy snack, with lots of protein. I eat them like others eat potato chips. The mealworms are healthier than chips, and taste better. If you haven't tried, you're missing out, and your complaint doesn't hold much weight. He's right that we can't order people to eat this or that, but there's nothing wrong with making suggestions and recommendations.

[@1xm_mx1]

@tvuser9529 Trust me, I've eaten bugs as a delicacy, I'm Asian. But nobody forced me to do it. WEF is suggesting we NEED to eat bugs.

[@tvuser9529]

@ Cool! What sense of "need" is WEF using? It can simply mean we should eat less meat to reduce the harm we do on the planet, and replacing some meat with insects will help. It wouldn't make much sense to interpret it as "you have to do it because we say so", since they don't have any authority to back that up.

[@-AkhilTej-]

🎯💎🏆 Great insightful & fruitful video 🏆💎🎯 लोकः समस्ताः सुखिनो भवन्तु ( May all beings lead prosperous life across Globe 🌍 )

[@BaranRefaettin]

Whales are circling Adaxum, and for good reason-this project has massive potential.

[@mrglasecki]

Hemp, ounce for ounce more protein than steak, plus 30% CO2 neutral diesel by weight, capable of growing in the Rocky mountain highland desert without water

[@tomc1380]

How are you actually spending $100M to help this??? Sounds a bit fishy, lol!

[@VolkanBerrin-g3n]

Got into the Adaxum presale early. Hoping this turns out to be a good investment.

[@GABRIELMullins-d6v]

Projects like Adaxum don’t stay under the radar for long. Grabbed my share of ADX tokens today.

[@T0MapleLaughs]

Basically China has grown a taste for meat, and they have way more money to spend on it than before, so the rest of the world has to sell it to China, while marketing meat alternatives to their own populace, and price meat out the range of their poor. 'Saving the environment' is just a marketing pitch for that.

[@JanisWhitlow]

Adaxum’s focus on real-world solutions sets it apart. Secured my position during the presale.

[@IsilTarkan]

Took a small position in the Adaxum presale. Let’s see how things develop.

[@HakuCell]

1:47 i think this sentence can be misleading: he says animal agriculture accounts for half of agriculture's emissions, but he doesn't say that the other half (plant agriculture), a lot of it goes to feed animals, so if we ate those plants, the ecological benefit would be huge. search on youtube "does beef cause climate change? - nutrition made simple". the guy is an MD, PhD, and unbiased science communicator. in this video, one of the studies he presents literally says that if the world went vegan, it would cut global emissions by a whopping 28%. it would be "transformative" for ecology, as the study puts it. back to this ted talk here, what can i say, it's a politically correct talk, careful not to tell you what to eat, in order to not bother the rich and powerful animal food industries, but the truth is that animal agriculture needs to die as soon as possible, if we want to minimize the consequences of climate change. we are heading toward ecological crisis. we are already late. we WILL have a global warming of at least 2°C, which is bad. so why doesn't everyone talk about veganism? why isn't it taught in schools, universities, and on tv? because meat, fish, egg, and dairy industries are powerful. therefore the problem also has to do with capitalism, at least in its current state. you see, it's a tricky situation we're in. animal industries, like all industries, have incentive to keep growing, but in doing so they're destroying ecology. if one doesn't feel ready or able to go vegan, the least we should all do is avoid red meat, as that is by far the worst food for the planet. that being said, i'm not certain that a vegan diet will lead to good health and good mental health for everyone in the long term. i'm not certain of that. so if you wanna try veganism, do it and see how it goes for you. on paper or in theory, a well-planned vegan diet is the best diet overall (for health, ecology and ethics). taste depends on your cooking skills. i'm currently trying to learn from Simnett Nutrition's cookbooks (he's a vegan youtuber). don't go vegan if you don't know what you're doing in terms of nutrition. the recommended healthy food groups (whether you're vegan or not) are the following: whole grains, legumes, fruit, vegetables, nuts and seed, non-tropical oils. i'm currently trying veganism myself and i take the following supplements: a multivitamin, choline, vitamin d, algae oil, and most importantly vitamin b12 (2000 mcg of cyanocobalamin once a week on an empty stomach). for calcium you can include tofu and calcium-fortified plant milks into your diet. feel free to work with a nutrition expert. enter your typical diet on Cronometer to familiarize yourself with all the nutrients and to get an idea if your diet is nutritionally complete. you can also google "optimum nutrient recommendations" to see what nutrients Dr Greger recommends for vegans to pay attention to. you can also google any nutrient followed by the word "ods" to have institutional information on that nutrient and in Table 2 you get an idea of the foods richest in that nutrient. use chat gpt (or other similar ai) to help inform you. that's all i have to say.

[@Bythirteen]

this comment is better than the talk itself.

[@HakuCell]

@Bythirteen haha thanks.

[@joekrige2673]

Excellent post. All points are true.

[@rachapudikarthik148]

Well done HakuCell! That’s really the most neutral and informative view on the subject!! May I know since when you have been plant based? And how is your overall vegan experience (physical, emotional, and sustainable) ?

[@HakuCell]

@@rachapudikarthik148 hey thanks! i've been vegan since the beginning of january 2025. i'm slowly trying to get better in the kitchen. yesterday for dinner i tried a hummus recipe, which turned out not bad. next i wanna try cooking legumes together with salt, veggie broth and spices in a pressure cooker, so that the flavors get deep into the legumes.

[@tvuser9529]

Dried mealworm is a tasty crunchy snack, with lots of protein. I eat them like others eat potato chips. The mealworms are healthier than chips, and taste better. Seaweed is good food too, and I'd like to try the other things he mentions. He's right that we can't order people to eat this or that, but there's nothing wrong with making suggestions and recommendations. Governments in rich nations could certainly recommend eating less meat and more veggies, both for climate reasons and for health reasons. And support farmers in that transition.

[@NoExitLoveNow]

If you like dried meal worms, fair enough, but all whole plant foods include all the required amino acids in varying amounts, and it all adds up. Eat a varied diet and include some beans or tofu and you will get plenty of protein.

[@tvuser9529]

@@NoExitLoveNow Sure, there are many people who eat only plant foods and they do fine. Protein isn't a problem with the right diet, as you say. B12 can be a bigger problem, but technically eating animal products aren't required for that either. Either supplements, or products from some plants/algae that can get B12 from bacteria. It's doable. Though easier if eating small amounts of animal products. What's needed is much less than what people in rich nations typically eat.

[@rachelbraaten5285]

I'm very curious about your mealworm recipe. Are they freeze dried? Salted? Fried? Do you make them yourself? I'm an alternative farmer and cottage food producer so I'm very curious indeed. Please let me know!

[@tvuser9529]

@ Sorry, I can't help much, I buy them ready made. They are fed on food waste, then air fried afaik. No salt, spices, or additives, just plain.

[@markhemsworth2670]

Taxing fossil fuels and ensuring we have sustainable water sources (including pollution and volumes) is all we need, private sector free market will figure out the rest. And yes, removing subsidies working against this.

[@mariaantoniettamontella9173]

wonderful real future for Terra

[@jan-pieter3695]

How do we stop people trying to reinvent the wheel over and over and over and over...most damaging thing ever...

[@JulieDodson-x3j]

ADX has potential, especially as the team builds out its E-commerce applications.

[@BirsenTevfik]

The Adaxum presale is a great opportunity for early adopters. Secured my position just in time!

[@WMPool-e8n]

The Adaxum presale is going fast. Grabbed my tokens while they were still available.

[@Celis.C]

Various years ago, I read that replacing just 10% of animal feed with specific kinds of seaweed could significantly reduce the harmful gasses produced by said animals. I've never heard anything about this since. If there's a potential new _market_ for that specific kind of seaweed - provided it works - then that would be the wet dream of capitalists. If the effects are even 25% of what they claim they could achieve, it'd still be worth it. What's the status, here? Another crucial part is the _distribution_ of food. So much gets wasted - partially courtesy of 'best by' dates on the package - and/or doesn't reach the people who _need_ it. The problem here is the profit incentive; our most critical of needs are left to the whims of a few corporations. They care about maximizing profits, not maximizing the number of people who have access to food. The Dutch are world leaders when it comes to producing food with minimal input. Why isn't their knowledge used globally?

[@SimgeHabil]

Got into Adaxum early in the presale phase. Feeling bullish about the future of ADX!

[@taringiblis]

Did they suggest eating ultra processed foods?

[@ROYCEFigueroa-j9n]

Adaxum’s approach to integrating E-commerce and DeFi is interesting. Took a position in the presale.

[@BariFincher]

Adaxum: A clear market leader.

[@mariorossi920]

How's it possible he didn't say a single word about reducing food waste?? It amounts to roughly 30% of total production, which, guess what, is mainly concentrated in the developed countries. This also means we are basically already capable of feeding 10B people. What's the use of making new food if it then goes wasted? Moreover, using high end technology and engineering to produce food brings to centralisation and promotion of capitalism and monopolies, which is also what's happening with the multinationals owning the seeds of intensive monocultures.

[@BaconbuttywithCheese]

The west can lead but not do for impoverished areas. Proven by decades of endless aid going to tribal conflicts and the very few rich. Model based estimates should not be touted as fact. Water is the resource we need to focus on and recycling efficiency.

[@zettaiengineer4202]

Continued innovation in medication that suppresses appetite can reduce over consumption and it's ecological impacts eg. reducing the cost and side effects of semaglutide-like treatment. Health will improve for the over nourished.

[@BryanRezendez]

I'd rather raise my own meat. Beef gets omega 3 acid from eating green grass. You won't get that from lab meat. I also don't eat highly processed food because our industrial food complex adds cheap fillers I don't want in my body. Also are these going to be non GMO and pesticide free? So little of our current food production is organic. I'm a small farmer for a reason. I want to know what's inside my food because our current system isn't very transparent on the quality and healthfulness of their products.

[@vesawuoristo4162]

There should not be 10 billion humans , we need to limit the growth.

[@Ermude10]

10B humans is a lot, but it's actually fine if we lived sustainably. But we don't. Raising 100B land animals per year and killing trillions of marine animals per year is the actual problem. We don't need to do that.

[@MsAora]

How do you propose we do that?

[@amineeee999]

I love you ted

[@denisdufresne5338]

Instead of producing grains for animals (which by the way are not their usual diet and make their health fragile and eventually sick. This does not produce healthy meat to us) we should do like nature does, animals are grazing the herbs which push plants to do more photosynthesis which produce more carbohydrate compounds which is stock in the soil via their roots. This method of production produce meat and at the same time stock carbon in the soil. There is no other better method to produce food which at the same time, reduce greenhouse gases. Why are we always looking for a technical solution when nature is showing us the right way to do things. Why are we always thinking that we can do better than nature while nature is producing food for millions of years. Are we stupid?

[@pfzht]

Terraform Earth. There's a whole lot of unused space and yet Malthusians like to pretend we're running out. We haven't even scratched the surface of global capacity.

[@eXeNL1977]

there are over 80,000 synthetic chemicals in use in the United States

[@SiriusAlien]

Academic activities will resume after the Disclosure, Ascension and Interstellar reality have realised! Good things can only come after there is 5-dimensional world, the realm of Truth!

[@TristaShipman]

Adaxum seems like a solid project, though I’m keeping my expectations in check.

[@MariaOzlem]

Adaxum ADX presale ends soon, hurry!

[@Demisc32]

grow less corn for ethanol, start there

[@AndersJensenthreeonthego]

I subscribe to all this. But don't forget foodwaste! We could simply produce LESS if we used MORE of what is actually already being produced! Food waste is simply ridiculous!

[@neilifill4819]

I’m not interested in lab-grown meat, but I’m not fooling myself that traditional methods of food production are not innovating to match global food demand/needs. I’m most concerned about the push for profits. These investors are relentless, and that’s when the foolishness of poisonous additives and too-quick-to-market tends to happen. I’m not against profits, but I don’t know how we should ever support people actively poisoning our food for profits.

[@miks564]

What about proper food?

[@magneat]

I actually expected a lot from this speech, but in the end, I didn’t understand what was the main idea.

[@Insight0109]

The world today is throwing away a lot of food, yet for every three people who have enough to eat, one person is hungry. I think an important thing to do is to increase human awareness.

[@sks96816]

Thank you for restoring hope for humanity......this was on our minds for years now!

[@marcvolpe8252]

LAST NIGHT I HAD A FRESH SICILIAN PIZZA

[@Brandon-rc9vp]

Here is another idea. Don't feed ten billion people. While people like his boss want more slaves on earth to drive prices down, and require consistent logarithmic population growth to their endless greed, a better option is to re-evaluate the sustainability of the current economic model that depends on constant growth and stabilize our population around half of what it is now. The planet is telling us we have too many people already. In a sustainable economy where everyone benefits from increased productivity due to technology, standards of living can continue to rise. Governments and corporations should exist to prevent exploitation, protect and serve the population, not use them to create an imbalance of power so a few people can feel special. TED has really gone full corporate propaganda machine these days.

[@wisdomhappy587]

yeah, nice

[@RobertScottBannersglare]

7:48 I see what you did there.

[@nolanjdon3514]

You literally cant. Modern agriculture is what made us expand, it leaving will make us pop

[@ddd007ddd00]

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[@mohdnorzaihar2632]

Imagine how muslim save our future, ignore foods, appetite, and instant pleasure by "one month fasting on each of every year" since 1400 years ago. This is muslim contribution to the World. Peace be upon ya'll

[@Raoni000]

Don't they eat when the sun is down?

[@toni4729]

So you like the taste and texture of processed vegetable meat. Very clever. How good is it for you, processed factory food.

[@fat2fitonfruit512]

Fruitarianism is the answer!!!

[@toni4729]

I wonder which company you work for? Kellogg's perhaps. I know this much, you will lose because veganism will lose.

[@Brandon-rc9vp]

Jesus the crypto bots on TED comments these days are ridiculous.

[@sreenivasamadenahall]

Just reduce the human population to what it was 100 years ago, most of climate, environment and even socio-political problems will go away. Reduce the consumption per head as well. It is stupid keep increasing human population and consumption.

[@sahinyasar9119]

Easy question. Its by money

[@nguyetinhthi8569]

Posted Parkson

[@JulianCooke-yn5lh]

How? You significantly reduce the number of the most destructive species on earth, and their domestic cats. Simples.

[@carloscesarcusmanich7947]

Maltusianism 2.0 bs

[@carloscesarcusmanich7947]

Mercenary

[@TulayOzlem]

ADX Adaxum is gaining serious momentum.

[@user-yp1bf7si4f]

Can you explain this in NBA terms

[@WWFTZA]

Disappointing TED talk… This is one of the main subject for the younger generation and I didn’t learn anything…

[@RebeccaWhite30]

“The problem is subsidies for animal agriculture” …“we need to invest more money into alternative proteins to bring down prices” 😂 👌

[@ClydeSteinmetz]

ADX could be one of those slow burners that deliver over time. Secured my tokens early.

[@ZefParisoto]

Wait till he finds out we don't actually need animal products for a healthy diet

[@xtev7222]

Nah meat that isnt from a real butchered animal should be illegal. In terms of eating just plants, you grass eaters can do that but it shouldn’t be pushed on society.

[@chemchem9005]

Lie, lie and lie. There is enough area for agriculture! See statistic.

[@chemchem9005]

@

[@aquqad]

At what cost? Google "pork skyscraper China". Google "farrowing crates". Google " battery cage". Google " mulesing". These individuals pay the cost for this efficiency that makes this land area efficiency accessible. Not to mention the environmental consequences of CAFOS that make this efficiency possible that is impossible to negate. Google "animal agriculture gulf of Mexico".

[@izzetTugce]

Adaxum might be worth a closer look if you’re into projects with real-world applications.

[@theodorecarlat8727]

Stupid! Not the Future of Food.

[@WILTONNation]

Got into the Adaxum presale after doing my research. This project has serious potential for the next bull run.

[@matthewpopp1054]

Ted talk use to be interesting

[@EmilyTienne]

You’ve noticed that too. Maybe they’ve run their course.

[@EmilyTienne]

You’ve noticed that too. Maybe they’ve run their course.

[@toni4729]

I can't help wondering, why.... you start talking about protein yet, you are surrounded by leaves. This is my initial notice and I can't help wondering right away. ARE YOU A VEGAN.

[@toni4729]

@DrippyDerp What are you worried about what I think? Get off it if you don't like what I think. I hate VEGANISM. OK?

[@MazTheMeh16]

​@@toni4729 You sound so angry why

[@toni4729]

@@MazTheMeh16 I am angry, I know of too many people that get sick on a vegan diet. I have also heard (on line) of women that have, out of ignorance made their babies ill or caused them death simply by believing that a vegan diet is totally natural. I'm sorry if you think I'm angry for nothing, I'm not. It really upsets me. I'm old enough to remember when it just didn't exist.

[@Rafahelllll]

talked alot, made some jokes and said nothing important.

[@JonJon-wc6pj]

🤢🤮 lab grown? No thanks.

[@oskarojap9766]

Just as I thought. Some bill gates pupet telling us that we need to eat bugs and lab grown goo.

[@Susieq26754]

🤢🤮

[@gerardoa9179]

Some will need to eat insects