Fungi could be the solution to replacement of wood, leather and many other things.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBXGFOk5_Rs&feature=youtu.be
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Damn right. Fungi are powerful and mysterious as hell.
It’s fascinating that a delicious food can be used in many other ways.
I read an article about them recently that said some of them can even break down plastics. Wild.
Vegans, fungi leather is the way to go. Wait, fungi is a living creature. 
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Checkmate, vegans!
(joke btw)
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Interesting article. I thought it was some dairy council funded clickbate trash, but it’s actualy well researched.
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Jellyfish don’t have nervous systems are you okay with people killing them?
No bait, I think it’s interesting. Lot’s of possibilities. And very soon lab grown meat.
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I know, I know I’m joking haha.
Will lab grown meat have trans fat and cholesterol?
I’m all for it if it’s a healthier alternative and has less of a negative effect on the environment. I don’t know much about it though.
Imagine, a juice insect-fungi burger.
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That surely is a good study, who would have thought that Fungi will be a great alternative to those stuff mentioned above.
Taiwan is a great place for fungal development. Mold grows everywhere here, including in my neighbors walls and in clothes.
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Well, i love blue cheese, gorgonzola and all that sort of stuff, so i’m ready to welcome this kind of stuff.
So basically in a few years we’re all going to be eating bugs and wearing mushrooms? Kill me now…
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No no, the insect stuff is dreadful, but food that uses mold is something I could accept.
In before:“But a study shows that insect proteins are…” -> f.off, I’ll have a steak, you swallow a gallon of minced and liquefied dung beetles.
Oh how naive you are. Guess what that steak is going to be made out of? Hint: not me.
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