Humanity has existed in a 'civilised' sense for over 40,000 years, primitive hunter gathers in the hundreds of thousands without requiring a bug diet
Earth has existed for billions of years with enough sustenance to provide for humanity's evolution
Seems the Earth is easily able to sustain humanity, unless YOU fucked up and either hoarding the food for the elites (aka North Korea) because you stopped farmers from doing proper land management...
primitive hunter gathers in the hundreds of thousands without requiring a bug diet
That is not true. We aren't as capable of cataloguing the diets of prehistoric cultures for obvious reasons, but one such culture that did survive to the modern era includes moth caterpillars among its more famous examples of "bush tucker." There is archaeological evidence of insects being eaten in other hunter-gatherer cultures, too.
Which isn't to say that we should be eating bugs now, of course. Active cultivation of food supplies produces far higher food density than just browsing what is naturally available and eating anything you can find. And if someone is worried about the inefficiency of beef production, they can always eat chicken instead of skipping all the way to grasshoppers.
Truly sustainable food, which doesn't require industrial chemicals, involves animal poop, and that means raising animals for meat. If you aren't eating large animals, you are a detriment to the enviornment.
Humanity has existed in a 'civilised' sense for over 40,000 years, primitive hunter gathers in the hundreds of thousands without requiring a bug diet
Earth has existed for billions of years with enough sustenance to provide for humanity's evolution
Seems the Earth is easily able to sustain humanity, unless YOU fucked up and either hoarding the food for the elites (aka North Korea) because you stopped farmers from doing proper land management...
That is not true. We aren't as capable of cataloguing the diets of prehistoric cultures for obvious reasons, but one such culture that did survive to the modern era includes moth caterpillars among its more famous examples of "bush tucker." There is archaeological evidence of insects being eaten in other hunter-gatherer cultures, too.
Which isn't to say that we should be eating bugs now, of course. Active cultivation of food supplies produces far higher food density than just browsing what is naturally available and eating anything you can find. And if someone is worried about the inefficiency of beef production, they can always eat chicken instead of skipping all the way to grasshoppers.
Truly sustainable food, which doesn't require industrial chemicals, involves animal poop, and that means raising animals for meat. If you aren't eating large animals, you are a detriment to the enviornment.
I laugh everytime I see soyboys hype up bugs, they’re so self destructive it’s like a Darwin Award competition
No. I want to crush my enemies.
I'd unironically prefer to eat rats.
i'd eat him before i eat that.
I was expecting him to puke. I thought it was parody with those facial expressions.
LOL that soyface is life imitating art which imitated life.
Men eat real meat. Real veggies!