NYU professor suggests we should engineer humans to have meat allergies to save the planet. Yikes!
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----------------------------------------Show Notes-------------------------------------
0:00 Introduction to human engineering and Matthew Lao's TEDx talk on making humans allergic to meat to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
1:06 Comments on reduced meat consumption, rise in processed foods, and the environmental impact of the medical system.
2:22 Lao proposes human engineering to create meat intolerance like lactose intolerance.
3:03 Critiques of focusing on meat: sugar and processed foods are bigger environmental issues.
4:38 Lao introduces "meat patches" to reduce meat cravings.
5:42 Discussion on the nutritional value of meat and problems with processed food binges.
6:34 Promotion of whole food diets and regenerative agriculture as solutions to chronic disease and environmental issues.