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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 4540309" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>That&#039;s what you don&#039;t get.&nbsp; Capitalists do what it takes to keep the money rolling in.&nbsp; If the public&#039;s tastes change then corporations change with it or die.&nbsp; Was reading about cultured meat the other day, also known as lab grown meat.&nbsp; Researchers at Harvard have developed a way to add texture to it so that it very much tastes like the real deal.&nbsp; A sample taken from a live cow can turn out a lot of hamburgers.&nbsp; Literally could very soon do away with huge herds of livestock.&nbsp; One guy likened it to going from the horse-and-cart to automobiles.&nbsp; That big of a change.&nbsp; Methane from livestock is supposed to be one of the biggest contributors to global warming.&nbsp; The thing is Ricky when the Soviet Union was at it&#039;s height you never heard of great innovations coming from them.&nbsp; It was the West, especially the U.S., that pushed mankind forward.&nbsp; And why was that?&nbsp; Among other things, the chance to get wealthy from their efforts.&nbsp; And that provides jobs.&nbsp; People want to achieve and succeed, not be told what to do by some government entity.&nbsp; I hope someday you&#039;ll realize this.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 4540309, member: 24302"] That's what you don't get. Capitalists do what it takes to keep the money rolling in. If the public's tastes change then corporations change with it or die. Was reading about cultured meat the other day, also known as lab grown meat. Researchers at Harvard have developed a way to add texture to it so that it very much tastes like the real deal. A sample taken from a live cow can turn out a lot of hamburgers. Literally could very soon do away with huge herds of livestock. One guy likened it to going from the horse-and-cart to automobiles. That big of a change. Methane from livestock is supposed to be one of the biggest contributors to global warming. The thing is Ricky when the Soviet Union was at it's height you never heard of great innovations coming from them. It was the West, especially the U.S., that pushed mankind forward. And why was that? Among other things, the chance to get wealthy from their efforts. And that provides jobs. People want to achieve and succeed, not be told what to do by some government entity. I hope someday you'll realize this. [/QUOTE]

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