Re: I'd be interested in knowing what you guys think about food
Kuke Send a noteboard - 11/09/2012 08:59:54 PM
I came up with a few straightforward questions but if you would like to ramble, I'd also like to hear any ideas, thoughts, convictions, beliefs, etc. Concerning organic food.
1. Do you think food is healthier/safer/more nutritious than other food?
I think you should choose whichever food is the most awesome. For example: I could choose the rather tasty-looking chicken salad thing from them menu, but as soon as I gaze upon the meaty delight that is the Thunderperfect Awesomeburger I know which one I will be choosing.
2. What do you think is the most important benefit derived from farming?
Definitely the food, cause man what that smell is fully pungent. Bottle that stank and some fool would breathe it I'm sure. But: ain't me.
3. What do you think will be the role of food in 20 years? Will it continue to grow in the future?
By that point I would hope we have food in the form of a pill, in which case I would still continue to enjoy lavish banquets and culinary treats, but would not feel constrained by any lengthy dinner engagements if perhaps I had a deadline looming and so forth.
4. At least the world's population will continue to grow. Is it sensible to push for farming with its low crop yields when people are starving?
People will need food until 2019, when at which point brain-centric body regulation will be brought into the mainstream culture through natural human evolution, at which point we will no longer need to eat all that much, should we wish.
5. Should the use of GMOS be allowed in farming?
I do not believe the Gentle Mothers Of Satan should be in charge of anything, let alone food.
Thanks.
1. Do you think food is healthier/safer/more nutritious than other food?
I think you should choose whichever food is the most awesome. For example: I could choose the rather tasty-looking chicken salad thing from them menu, but as soon as I gaze upon the meaty delight that is the Thunderperfect Awesomeburger I know which one I will be choosing.
2. What do you think is the most important benefit derived from farming?
Definitely the food, cause man what that smell is fully pungent. Bottle that stank and some fool would breathe it I'm sure. But: ain't me.
3. What do you think will be the role of food in 20 years? Will it continue to grow in the future?
By that point I would hope we have food in the form of a pill, in which case I would still continue to enjoy lavish banquets and culinary treats, but would not feel constrained by any lengthy dinner engagements if perhaps I had a deadline looming and so forth.
4. At least the world's population will continue to grow. Is it sensible to push for farming with its low crop yields when people are starving?
People will need food until 2019, when at which point brain-centric body regulation will be brought into the mainstream culture through natural human evolution, at which point we will no longer need to eat all that much, should we wish.
5. Should the use of GMOS be allowed in farming?
I do not believe the Gentle Mothers Of Satan should be in charge of anything, let alone food.
Thanks.
Kuke.
I'd be interested in knowing what you guys think about organic food
11/09/2012 08:01:41 PM
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I think it makes sense in some cases but mostly it makes you feel like you are doing something
11/09/2012 08:25:54 PM
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Re: I'd be interested in knowing what you guys think about organic food
11/09/2012 08:55:17 PM
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Re: I'd be interested in knowing what you guys think about organic food
11/09/2012 09:20:49 PM
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i suggest watching henry rollins' film h is for hunger. and then looking up research on gmo crops'
12/09/2012 12:57:48 AM
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Re: I'd be interested in knowing what you guys think about food
11/09/2012 08:59:54 PM
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I think organic food is a luxury that few will want as food prices increase in the coming decades.
11/09/2012 10:11:33 PM
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11/09/2012 10:35:08 PM
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12/09/2012 02:38:24 AM
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If you are also interested in more views, todays New York Times is discussing it, also.
12/09/2012 02:45:22 AM
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organic has always been more about the process than the extra nutrition
12/09/2012 04:02:53 PM
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Re: organic has always been more about the process than the extra nutrition
12/09/2012 04:43:02 PM
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I think the organic movement is mostly a big scam: an excuse to charge more money for less food.
12/09/2012 11:40:40 PM
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Actually, I believe the "no pesticides" part predates the "no GMOs" part.
13/09/2012 05:26:53 AM
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You're right...
13/09/2012 08:43:52 AM
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Thanks for confirming my general impression as right on the money.
14/09/2012 03:35:56 PM
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Re: Thanks for confirming my general impression as right on the money.
16/09/2012 07:45:25 PM
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That is a very interesting overview, thanks.
17/09/2012 11:22:38 PM
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Curious as to where you read these things
13/09/2012 08:41:43 PM
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I am aware of no corroborating scientific research, no
14/09/2012 03:53:42 PM
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I have some serious problems with that I'm afraid.
14/09/2012 05:53:39 PM
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Fair enough; I have some serious fears with GMOs.
15/09/2012 03:58:13 AM
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13/09/2012 11:05:37 AM
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