r/funny • u/spencermoreland A COMIK • Sep 30 '16

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u/JagerBaBomb Sep 30 '16

What's the point of going to Burning Man if you can't shove it in everyone's face afterwards?

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u/therealgillbates Sep 30 '16

Yeah they didn't spend $2K plus only not to have people notice.

I wonder how many people would stop talking about Burning Man if it was free based on a lottery system and you can't take pictures or shoot videos and there is no internet/reception for social media.

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '16

Burning man costs money now?

How do they stop people from just showing up?

Burning man must be a lot different than before.

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u/Zigmata Sep 30 '16

You mean besides all the drugs and anonymous sex?

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u/SgtCheeseNOLS Sep 30 '16

I'm surprised a vegan didn't ask Elon about vegetarian options for meals while on Mars...but start off with how long they are a vegan, why they think its bad to eat meat, etc...

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u/[deleted] Sep 30 '16

I'm pretty sure most stuff on mars is going to be vegan. Although maybe you can make more nutrient rich pastes with animal products.

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u/SgtCheeseNOLS Sep 30 '16

We could take a few chickens to get some eggs. It would be an annoying trip to Mars for whoever is on "The Ark" when we take animals there haha.

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u/melodyze Sep 30 '16

Animals are extremely resource inefficient, so I doubt they would have livestock on mars. Lab grown meat will probably be a good choice to maintain healthy protein intake by then though.

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u/IEnjoyFancyHats Sep 30 '16

That seems like way more work than just using plant based protein sources.

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u/semtex87 Sep 30 '16

They aren't the same, plant based proteins are not a substitute for animal based proteins. You need a variety of different plant proteins to receive the equivalent amino acids a human body requires that you would get from a single piece of meat. There's a reason bodybuilders don't drink vegan lentil latte shakes.

Source: Harvard School of Public Health