No, but I'm confident it isn't a product derived from animals. They're pretty clear on their mission statement that they are trying to replace animal products with mycelium/
Imitation stuff made from pea protein and coconut oil is surprisingly good. It pan fries just fine. It's chewy and meaty. It doesn't have the exact taste and texture of beef but it makes a burger.
I tried some mycelium based bacon recently. It was interesting. I've since bought it like 3 more times. It scratches the bacon itch without tasting like death. I hear that there are more mycelium based products out there that are gaining traction and I submitted requests to my local grocery store to carry those products.
Quorn is awesome for chicken nuggets. Frankly I prefer them to the real thing.
Beyond as a brand needs to fucking die. Their products suck. Their markup is excessive and makes their products cost far more than the equivalent meat products. Their stock is teetering on the brink of oblivion and I say end it. I recall them pushing for beyond orange chicken at panda express and they wanted to charge a premium for it. Then they wondered "why didnt anyone want this?" Because you charged more for an inferior product you fuckheads. Price your products below the meat products you replace and you'll see astronomical sales - especially when herds are culled because of sickness.
The upgrade cycle on iphones is longer than that on android. $1200 flagship samsung phone turns to shit after 2 years. $1100 iphone keeps chugging for 4-5. The android rot is real. Apple is far from perfect but the phones last way longer on average and end up having a lower cost overtime. That is if youre not buying bottom of the barrel budget phones to compare against.
I like using different mineral waters for those tiny splashes of water in scotch. The salts in them are almost like salt on food - seasoning to bring out flavors. I had one scotch (I think Glenfiddich 15) that was almost like a rainbow of flavors came out after adding a tiny bit of topo chico.
I wonder what will happen to that officer. They're identified - do they just roll over and die? Do they make a break for it? A false mustache and stolen passport might get them out if they're quick enough.
He had diplomatic immunity. They refused to prosecute because it is an international incident that would require dragging the Israelis to an the ICC just to get permission to prosecute him in their jurisdiction. That's always a decades long approach in normal times - and with this administration of pedos who are beholden to Mossad, there's 0% chance of it happening. So it's often better to NOT prosecute and wait it out until more friendly times than it is to swiftly lose a trial and then be prevented from seeking justice by double jeapordy.
It's part of why the Kyle Rittenhouse trial was such a shitshow. The prosecution team threw the case intentionally and made him immune to justice.
I really like that it talks about the ontological systems that are completely and utterly disregarded by the models. But then the article whiffed and forgot all about how those systems could inform models only to talk about how it constrains them. The reality is the models do NOT consider any ontological basis beyond what is encoded in the language used to train them. What needs to be done is to allow the LLMs to somehow tap into ontological models as part of the process for generating responses. Then you could plug in different ontologies to make specialized systems.
No, but I'm confident it isn't a product derived from animals. They're pretty clear on their mission statement that they are trying to replace animal products with mycelium/