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The production speed of the meat culturing industry is not fast enough to keep up with the world.

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By being able to grow meat, we can eliminate putting animals through conditions like this.

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"The need to find credible alternatives to traditional meat is urgent. Livestock farming takes up a huge amount of land and water per calorie of food compared to crops, and in terms of greenhouse emissions, is as bad as burning fossil fuels, according to the UN."

Analysis: By being able to culture our meat supply, we can eliminate the unnecessary use of water and food supplies. Reducing the use of water is essential to the thriving of the planet and our people.

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"being able to grow meat artificially can only have a positive impact on animal welfare, too."

Analysis: By being able to grow our meat supply, it will eliminate the killings of animals, this will allow the animals to live in much better conditions and have a happier and longer life.

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"Just one cell could, in theory, be used to grow an infinite amount of meat."

Analysis: By being able to have an infinite amount of meat from just cell is incredible, this can in theory supply food for the world until the end of time.

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Lab grown meat products should be supported due to the fact that it can solve the crisis that comes with eating meats by manufacturing many meat products that can interest an extensive amount of people.

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"the patty had taken two years and over $300,000 to produce."

Analysis: This might just be me, but $300,000 for a burger is pretty steep. The meat culturing companies said that they might be able to drop the price to $10 a burger, but what would you rather have, an In-N-Out burger for $3 that tastes amazing, or a $10 burger that is "dry"?

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"Not only are blood-based serums a source of worry for vegetarians and vegans, but “there would not be enough serum in the world to grow all the cells you need to mass-produce"

Analysis: One of the main points of this meat culturing industry is to eliminate the use of animals to almost 0%. By needing their blood to culture the meat brings concern to vegans and people in general. Are we going to start farming blood instead of milk now?

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"The challenge facing Post and others in the field is upscaling the process"

Analysis: The world is filled with 7.7 billion people as of 2019. If we were to eliminate eating actual meat, we would need to have very large scale production. According to the scientists in this article, that would be a problem because of how sensitive the cells are and the specific conditions they need to be kept in.

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Lab grown meat should not be supported due to the fact that it is very costly, not completely vegan and can not keep up with the current meat production industry.

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Very interesting step by step process of how meat is cultured.

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This shows the amount of money it would take to eat a cultured burger everyday of the week, for one week.

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This article helps support my opinion that we as a society should be in the middle of the two extremes. Instead of completely eliminating meat, or eating meat everyday, we should be somewhere in the middle. Since the lab-grown meat industry is no where near being ready producing steadily, we need to eat logical amounts that will help limit the damage done to our environment.