Hi Eshan! How are you doing on this very nice day? Thank you so much for awesome issue #115. I learned more about the process and difficulties of creating cultured food cells in this fantastic newsletter than I had previously known. Wow. I was a philosophy major at UCLA and went to law school. Thanks for staying on top of this great ' re-engineering evolution' development. Both NASA and ESA have recently sent super sophisticated spacecrafts, with incredibly complex trajectories to Jupiter's active moon, Europa. Now If humanity would invest the brainpower and resources into creating a real, sustainable cultured meat as we put into our amazing space probes, we would probably already have greatly reduced factory farming. But there is much headwind. Thank you very much for all you do to help educate your subs and helping to make the world a better place. Have a very nice and peaceful week Eshan. I appreciate you 🌞 ❤️
Hey, thank you for taking the time to leave this thoughtful note!
I love the analogy you drew with Europa missions, it’s a good reminder of how much human ingenuity can achieve when resources and willpower align. Cultured meat (and broader cellular agriculture) is facing that same mix of incredible promise and heavy headwinds, as you mentioned. I share your hope that more of that collective brainpower will shift toward building a sustainable food system.
I’m glad the piece clarified some of the science and challenges. Thanks again for your kind words and support, and I wish you a peaceful week as well! 🙂
Hi Eshan! How are you doing on this very nice day? Thank you so much for awesome issue #115. I learned more about the process and difficulties of creating cultured food cells in this fantastic newsletter than I had previously known. Wow. I was a philosophy major at UCLA and went to law school. Thanks for staying on top of this great ' re-engineering evolution' development. Both NASA and ESA have recently sent super sophisticated spacecrafts, with incredibly complex trajectories to Jupiter's active moon, Europa. Now If humanity would invest the brainpower and resources into creating a real, sustainable cultured meat as we put into our amazing space probes, we would probably already have greatly reduced factory farming. But there is much headwind. Thank you very much for all you do to help educate your subs and helping to make the world a better place. Have a very nice and peaceful week Eshan. I appreciate you 🌞 ❤️
Hey, thank you for taking the time to leave this thoughtful note!
I love the analogy you drew with Europa missions, it’s a good reminder of how much human ingenuity can achieve when resources and willpower align. Cultured meat (and broader cellular agriculture) is facing that same mix of incredible promise and heavy headwinds, as you mentioned. I share your hope that more of that collective brainpower will shift toward building a sustainable food system.
I’m glad the piece clarified some of the science and challenges. Thanks again for your kind words and support, and I wish you a peaceful week as well! 🙂