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Finally, a proper conspiracy theory
Edible bugs: EU’s foes see a conspiracy to make people eat insects (smh.com.au)
What do we do with this bullshit? Do we waste our energy on it or do we just ignore it…
Do we see it as an insult or should we be flattered by the fact that nowadays you only matter when they invent conspiracy theories about you?
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Fear of the ‘unknown’ will remain a universal problem i guess…. and although fun to read it is also very sad to hear that reasonable people do believe them from time to time and so these conspiracy theories do have real world implications:
I found this an interesting read:
So currently we do not bother to much with them but try to inform the people as good as possible, but the ones totally convinced by the theory I’m not going to try to persuade.
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It’s bothersome this kind of things actually have to be taken serious, as otherwise it might spiral out of control.
But on that note.
I’ve heard theories of IPIFF being controlled by the large industrial actors to keep the small companies in check.
And that the fish feed industry is downplaying the performance of insects to get better pricing. -
The IPIFF ‘theory’ I have heard in the past, also part of the reason why they changed their pricing system a few years back so it is easier for smaller companies to join.
The aquaculture theory is new to me, altough you would expect they just look at the scientific literature 🙂
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Hi,
Does anybody know where to find this ‘documentary’ … euhm… I would like to be proactive and see it before i hear from it.
(180) ‘Tucker Carlson Originals: Let Them Eat Bugs’ – YouTube
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To answer my own question, it is now on youtube.
As you can expect, a lot of scary music and images that are totally unrelated to the issue.
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