Mark Bittman’s TED talk “What's Wrong with What We Eat” makes the argument that the standard diet of the United States people needs to be rethought. Bittman states that our current dietary culture, if left unchecked, will bring forth an ecological and dietic catastrophe, permanently altering human life for the worse. The TED talk notes the three biggest, albeit not only problems with our diets is a lack of vegetable content, mass production of low quality “fast” food, and a gross excess of meats and animal products in our diets. The future Bittman forebodes is a bleak, yet still avoidable one.
Marcel Dicke’s TED talk “Why Not Eat Insects?” proposes solutions for the very problems Bittman laments: namely to replace some livestock consumption
Marcel Dicke’s TED talk “Why Not Eat Insects?” proposes solutions for the very problems Bittman laments: namely to replace some livestock consumption