I have a modest proposal. Lately, there have been some commendable if flawed solutions put forward to deal with the climate crisis. Last month, at a talk entitled, ‘Food of the Future: Worms, Grasshoppers, or Human Flesh,’ Professor Magnus Soderlund said we must break down taboos and ‘awaken the idea’ of eating human flesh because food will be scarce in our climate-ravaged future.
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