Which would actually work if you dissolved in salt

I think so? It might also be a jab at the notion that “soup of the day” is more of a concept or a placeholder, as it is not a type of soup, but I think you are spot-on with the shoe.

You might want to explain the joke, I thought you were just an arse before reading the replies :D

While I do recognise the colloquial and unserious tone of your argument, I have to disagree wholeheartedly: Human right are universal.

Well, if you say “no homo” at any point it’s not … unless you want it to be ;)

There’s this game called “Scissors, scissors, scissors”. It" s like “Rock, paper, scissors” , but you can only do scissors and when two people do the same move they have to make out.

I mean, the plot of Ghost in the Shell sounds pretty close from what I recall: Poor people can only afford cheap bionics, but cannot repair or replace them once support ends.

A) Evolution is not directed. If a pre-tiger happens to be a more advantageous colour, it will have more offspring. There is no goal.

B) An orange tiger has the same camouflage from its prey’s point of view as a green one, which is the thing that really matters. There is only one species a tiger is afraid of, and it’s humans. I would wager that the orange also happens to act as a signal colour, both to other tigers and other predators (such as humans). Less run-ins and less territorial dispute sound pretty good.

Did her cooking change over time? What is/used to be her favourite meal?

Not sure if this is appropriate to this example, but these paper/cardboard wrappings can save on plastic: The inner container can be made thinner and is generally easier to recycle, as there is no need for printability or pretty finishes (not saying that they are being recycled, but they could).

Out of pure ignorance: what is racist about that comment? I don’t understand, could you possibly explain it to me so I know better?

Everything has to be perfectly sterile anyway, this is cell culture. Open tops STRs are not exactly a thing. It doesn’t have to be pharma grade, sure, but food safety is a thing and you’re not going to get a process certified without it. Main issue remains to be the cost of medium, serum-free or not.

I do wonder where you got that idea from, though. I don’t intend to be rude, but have you got any kind of experience in the field?

Why would I need an immune system in CM? This is food. It’s cells, generally on a scaffold, that look like either ground meat or a steak or whatever you want. If you mean vasculature: That is an issue if you want to print organs or large, intact tissue, less so for foodstuffs.

Cultured Meat. Without relying on any major breakthroughs, a price competitive with “traditional” meat is feasible with a few rather reasonable and conservative assumptions and developments. Dropping cows as meat source globally alone might be sufficient to slow down further climate change significantly.

Well, maybe not a moratorium, but I certainly would appreciate some peace and quiet.

Your take on Japanese music is fine. Your take on “western” (whatever that means) music is hot garbage, however.

Veterinarians.

*are

Debatable, considering that with relativity and all one might age slower, thus pushing into a lower age braked.

Disclaimer a: Great shower thought! Disclaimer b: I am really bad a physics, make me rip if needed.

Context?