Innovation Watch: Researchers are moving beyond genetic modification to the use of nano technology in food production. This does not mean atomic manipulation or nano-robotic production. (Man of La Muncha notes: I admit that the SciFi geek in me was expecting food with tiny embedded robots that efficiently move nutrients where the body […]
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“Behind every pork chop is the shadow of death”
Some of us here at the Ethicurean have been on a carnivorous quest lately, meeting our meat and wondering whether we could watch the light go out of an animal’s eyes … then consume it. (We’d love to know whether you could — post a comment on Omniwhore’s “Would You, Could You, Anywhere?” dispatch from […]
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