Ok, I need someone to talk me off this ledge, because I’m pretty sure I solved the world hunger crisis.
Question: why aren’t we eating more starfish?
They REGENRATE! To me, that means we have an unlimited food source. Talk about a sustainable resource: you’ll never run out of them.
And lobsters are, apparently, immortal. If we could cross splice the DNA on these things, we could have an infinitely sustainable protein/omega 3 rich food source.
I figure this will mean having to have an initial crop that is heavy in starfish to start, but once you get a solid rotation established, it should just be infinite perpetual food.
Some you can cut in half and get whole other starfish! But beyond that, I take solace in knowing they’d do the same to us if they could.
@heretolog Maybe I just found my retirement plan, haha.
Have you ever eaten one? Imagine a crab leg filled with green goop. I suppose you could whip it into butter or something. Now eating invasive species like sea urchins or lionfish is great.
What if we circumcised the lobsters?
There is nothing wrong with eating a chocolate starfish.
This is me in Pike’s Place market in Seattle two weeks ago investigating the splicing potential of shellfish…
I say we use Big Ass Shrimp as the base ingredient for the T-Nation Chocolate Starfish Hi-Protein intra-workout snack, with added celery for Insane Gainz