(0g or OG?)
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╦Checking the on board garden, I found seeds for the latest crop: Burpee brand Super Beefsteak Tomatoes.
╔Now, I typically find myself in support of genetically modified foods; the hybridization of lifeforms appears to be a friendly cousin to Nature's evolution. But really? This is too far. Hybridizing meat and plant? Animal and plant hibridization, I could see—that would be utterly ingenious. But this isn't animal and plant synthesis; this is meat and plant synthesis. Where's the fun in this? We're splicing a dead animal—a part of a dead animal—with a plant. What's happening here is the equivalent of calling a horse with human eyes a centaur.
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