Marcel Dicke's talk on adding insects to our diets is a bit much for me. I don't know about anyone else, but I would like to stick with chicken, steak or porkchops whether or not there isn't enough in the world to feed everyone. If I wasn't able to eat the kind of meats that I like, my next choice is definitely not eating insects. That's just disgusting.
"If you try it, you might like it," that's what I was always told. But personally, I squirm at the scite of any bug...so why would I think about putting one close to my face, let alone my mouth?!
Some people find eating caterpillars, locusts, crickets or whatever appealing to them. They have the craving for insects in their daily meal courses. I'm not one of those people and bugs do not settle my stomache when I get hungry. According to the video, people from other countries eat those insects as part of their culture. That's different, and I like different. But this does not mean I would want to be different with them. If you were to ask me, I already am different to them because I refuse to eat what they eat.
Marcel made it a point to say that replacing American meat with insects was a good idea. Insects give us protein and it's a lot cheaper than paying for the world wide meat supply. Though it sounds like a great way to help the economy, I still wouldn't support eating wierd-looking insects. But hey- if people are all about making a change and would rather eat bugs than normal food, then go right ahead; no one is gonna stop you (:
I can't really say anymore about the topic but it disgusts me and makes me lose my appetite.









