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Smells like Monsanto's 2.0. Can't be good.

In a release Vincent Breton, duBreton’s chief executive, wrote: “Consumers have the right to decide for themselves. The government quietly changing the definition of a novel food, means that unless it’s labeled organic, there is no way to distinguish brands that support animal cloning — from brands that don’t.
Charlebois said consumers, many of whom are attracted by lower prices, won’t know when cloned products are in front of them.
“If I give you two pieces of meat, one is conventional, the other one is cloned, you won’t be able to tell the difference,” he said. “However, if it is labelled and I offer you the cloned meat half price, which one would you choose?”

who is being cloned? the Overtone window is starting to shift rapidly;

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"Whenever you tell me I'm pretty
That's when the hunger really hits me
Your little heart goes pitter-patter
I want your liver on a platter"

i am not liking that predictive programming one bite...

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When bitcoiners come over I will serve the real meat. When nocoiners come over I will serve the cloned meat

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"No real meat for you!"

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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @xz 8 Dec

I'd buy the one that was not some weird, communism-era-insprired synthetic gruel masquarading as an authentic animal product that came from a farm.

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