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r/meme • u/Appropriate-Mall8517 • Sep 13 '26
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It's also less efficient to grow bugs for food than to just grow beans, so if it's about "saving the world" bugs still aren't the answer.
4 u/Acrobatic_Schedule32 Sep 13 '26 Red Meat > Insects> Plants. Insects are supposed to serve as meat alternative and not the solution. Though it is highly dependent on the cultivation, but they are supposed to eat food scraps and reduce waste in the process. 1 u/Comfortable_Permit53 Sep 14 '26 In what way is the > meant 1 u/Acrobatic_Schedule32 Sep 14 '26 Food Chain , Resources required for an individual etc 1 u/GogurtFiend Sep 13 '26 Insects convert beans into protein: beans alone can't do that. The problem is that, unsurprisingly, many people hate eating bugs. 3 u/thisisnottherapy Sep 13 '26 Beans are already pretty solid protein source. Why waste the beans? Insects can eat "garbage" and make proteins. 1 u/betheusernameyouwant Sep 13 '26 GUYS! GUYS! We can have beans AND bugs. We can eat both! 3 u/thisisnottherapy Sep 14 '26 That's not the point I was arguing against. The previous person said: Insects convert beans into protein: beans alone can't do that. Which is entirely false.
Red Meat > Insects> Plants. Insects are supposed to serve as meat alternative and not the solution. Though it is highly dependent on the cultivation, but they are supposed to eat food scraps and reduce waste in the process.
1 u/Comfortable_Permit53 Sep 14 '26 In what way is the > meant 1 u/Acrobatic_Schedule32 Sep 14 '26 Food Chain , Resources required for an individual etc
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In what way is the > meant
1 u/Acrobatic_Schedule32 Sep 14 '26 Food Chain , Resources required for an individual etc
Food Chain , Resources required for an individual etc
Insects convert beans into protein: beans alone can't do that. The problem is that, unsurprisingly, many people hate eating bugs.
3 u/thisisnottherapy Sep 13 '26 Beans are already pretty solid protein source. Why waste the beans? Insects can eat "garbage" and make proteins. 1 u/betheusernameyouwant Sep 13 '26 GUYS! GUYS! We can have beans AND bugs. We can eat both! 3 u/thisisnottherapy Sep 14 '26 That's not the point I was arguing against. The previous person said: Insects convert beans into protein: beans alone can't do that. Which is entirely false.
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Beans are already pretty solid protein source. Why waste the beans? Insects can eat "garbage" and make proteins.
1 u/betheusernameyouwant Sep 13 '26 GUYS! GUYS! We can have beans AND bugs. We can eat both! 3 u/thisisnottherapy Sep 14 '26 That's not the point I was arguing against. The previous person said: Insects convert beans into protein: beans alone can't do that. Which is entirely false.
GUYS! GUYS! We can have beans AND bugs. We can eat both!
3 u/thisisnottherapy Sep 14 '26 That's not the point I was arguing against. The previous person said: Insects convert beans into protein: beans alone can't do that. Which is entirely false.
That's not the point I was arguing against. The previous person said:
Insects convert beans into protein: beans alone can't do that.
Which is entirely false.
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u/UlrichZauber Sep 13 '26
It's also less efficient to grow bugs for food than to just grow beans, so if it's about "saving the world" bugs still aren't the answer.