Allison Bajada, you are spectacularly open minded and intelligent, thank you for producing this video! I look forward to follow up videos perhaps about assorted insect recipes for North America or perhaps a video about how we can help inspire a society to change including a collection of benefits and suggestions for implementation.
*“Average leaders raise the bar on themselves; good leaders raise the bar for others; great leaders inspire others raise their own bar.”* Have a great day!
No, thanks, I stick with veganism. That also goes hand in hand with the compassion you mentioned. Bugs want to live, too. Plus, insects are victims of the current mass extinction as well, so maybe we should leave them and all the other animals alone.
Doesn´t nature and everything it grows live too? Plants and trees and berries are not alive? I think they are and that those things should be living too as they provide nature and nature provides earth and thus us. So in the end there's nothing for us to eat? No! Just don't over consume, which is happening now unfortunately, and let everyone eat everything, as it's supposed to be. Be kind to earth, but don't limit yourself if you think we're not supposed to eat animals. We do. Animals eat animals.
If a single person could theoretically sort through a mountain of peanuts or cocoa beans by hand, its not "impossible" to have chocolate or peanut butter with 0% insects. Its just realistically impractical.
Wood lice are a type of shrimp. They live in a plastic box under my coffee table. They don't escape like cockroaches, not smelly like mealworms and don't make noise like crickets. They turn my scraps into protein.. 🙂
This has freaked me out. While watching this, I'm enjoying a favorite snack - a few pieces of dark chocolate with a tiny smear of peanut butter. Never knew I've been munching on insects all these years. Guess they're delicious after all! 😂
@@DyslexicMitochondria haha, didn't expect to see u here ☺️ If you do try spiders, do not cook without spices or somethin One fell into my space heater once, Smell was awful lol
If you want people to change their diets to solve socio-economic problems, then I have another suggestion for you: *Dogs.* They are edible, nutritious, and traditionally consumed in many countries outside America. More importantly, there are plenty of dogs readily available-unwanted creatures suffering in "shelters," who are going to be killed anyway. Why waste food?
This issue helps me to be aware on what society and economic really connect matters. It helps me as a student to be more logical and invest as I am a still young🌱
Im newly vegan* but I might not be opposed to trying insects but I don’t know if I’d buy them online. It would be good if they were in stores near me, they might already be.
Wait until the big livestock farm factories get their hands on this and much of those nutrients will be going down (from change of diet from natural environment to being fed simpler farmfeed)
@@ryandery1319 the message is for you and me, and everyone reading this. The killings are going unreported for the most part. Raising consciousness and asking questions of powerful people is the message.
...Or you know differences in taste. I think you'd have to work pretty hard to match the texture & flavor of a juicy steak with a bag of crickets. I could be wrong, but...
It never sounded weird for me. It's because back when I was about 4-5 years af age, in a kindergarten, bumblebee hit the tree above us and fell to the ground. Me and the boys ate it. Now that I think about it, it could have been alive. Before we shared it.
Exacto! But, gotta get the media campaign rolling. Everybody do their part to save the earth, & all that jazz. Do it for your neighbors, do it for the future, do it for....?
You already have, and do. They find their way into everything from cocoa to flour, salads and fruit. Food standards allow a certain percentage of all kinds of things including insects and rodent faeces.
@@ryandery1319 i agree, but farmers, people, and government need to change. I personally would love to go to insects for my protein source. Loved it when i tried crickets
Someone get's it; the fun part is imagining the engineering of social consensus by a fun loving geeky intellectual (from the Science™ crowd) TED talk, followed with a grip of bots "yaying" the future thinking progressiveness of it all.
I was going to learn how to code so I can get a proper job (high demand for developers) but then I made 85k in 2 months by investing in crypto and decided to study decentralized finance and TA so I can have my own job forever without getting laid off. (Got laid off from my previous job)
With covid, even if there were they would probably few and far in between Edit: more likely they're just using a lav mic with an audience of quiet uni students
Just no. With all due respect but considering what insects themselves eat, if they consume vegetation that has been sprayed or contaminated with pesticides then that passes down to us. Just no. I wouldn't even give my dog insects as a protein option. There's a reason we don't eat them. Ugh.
Depends on the insect, some are indeed like lobster. However, others have a nutty flavor, some an earthy flavor, some minty, some spicy. Plus it depends on how they are cooked. There are many recipes that work well with or cover the natural taste completely.
Clearly this video wasn't directed at vegans. Catholics believe that only humans have souls. And that they have dominion over everything else. So _1 cow = 100,000 crickets_ is a valid equation, because only nutritional contents are being compared.
@@nHans well, I'm not concerned with ideologies as such (Catholicism and whatever). We should carefully examine our broader moral circle to include cows for example. And maybe we shouldn't stop there because scientific finding tell us more and more that there is a probability that a lot of insects feel pain. For some it's already a fact. Why don't we just develop more and better plantbased products and expand R&D for clean meat solutions?
@@EffectiveAgainstSuffering [Had to break up my reply into multiple parts because it got too long.] I’m guessing your question is rhetorical. I’m sure you already know the answer, which is: People cling to their beliefs and traditions, and cannot be persuaded by logic, reasoning, or facts-even if it's for their own benefit. It takes either a long, long time, or a particularly compelling combination of environmental, economic, and social catastrophes to change people's collective habits. Don't ask me _why._ That's how people are. The good news is that there are a significant number of vegans among us already-whether for religious or ethical reasons, whether everyday or only occasionally. Their purchasing power is indeed encouraging corporations to research and develop plant-based food, including meat alternatives. The bad news is that people won't stop eating animals, even if healthier and cheaper plant-based alternatives are available. You understand, no government can mandate veganism. I'm sure you've noticed how the talking heads on Fox lost it based on a _false_ report that Biden was banning hamburgers! Peer-pressure plays a big role in forcing everybody's behavior towards the group's norm. If an individual in a meat-eating community decides to go vegan, that person will face so much ridicule, pity, ostracism, and overt and subtle pressure to confirm, s/he either reverts back, or becomes isolated, or leaves, seeking a different group more aligned to his/her beliefs. Same with a person who starts eating meat in a vegan family, or starts eating pork in a non-pork-eating religion. Guess which way America leans! (I’m sure you already know all this; I’m just putting it in words if you want to debate it.)
@@AM-fh7ek fair point. I think we can agree that there is a lot of suffering in the world that we currently have no chance to eliminate e. g. wild animal suffering. but non-human animals have no moral reasoning as we humans do. they act out of instinct and necessity. but we are evolved moral agents, I would say, who should be able to evaluate if some action is morally good, bad or neutral for others.
Allison Bajada, you are spectacularly open minded and intelligent, thank you for producing this video! I look forward to follow up videos perhaps about assorted insect recipes for North America or perhaps a video about how we can help inspire a society to change including a collection of benefits and suggestions for implementation.
LOL! "The thought 'bugged' me all day..."
I can't believe the cameraperson didn't catch her eating the grasshopper.
She sounds so professional I can’t believe this was not with script
She sounds like a narrator for children's books or those educational story videos that are animated with quick drawings on an iPad
She's great! very soothing voice
So...a locust invasion could be considered a windfall?
😂😂😂
😂😂... In a way yes
That one weird kid in the back of the classroom that eats bugs...
😂
*“Average leaders raise the bar on themselves; good leaders raise the bar for others; great leaders inspire others raise their own bar.”*
Have a great day!
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Exactly sir
Investing in crypto currency is one of the best chance of making money
Crypto is the future
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No, thanks, I stick with veganism. That also goes hand in hand with the compassion you mentioned. Bugs want to live, too. Plus, insects are victims of the current mass extinction as well, so maybe we should leave them and all the other animals alone.
Doesn´t nature and everything it grows live too? Plants and trees and berries are not alive? I think they are and that those things should be living too as they provide nature and nature provides earth and thus us. So in the end there's nothing for us to eat? No! Just don't over consume, which is happening now unfortunately, and let everyone eat everything, as it's supposed to be. Be kind to earth, but don't limit yourself if you think we're not supposed to eat animals. We do. Animals eat animals.
I do respect vegans etc. fully btw! It's not supposed to downgrade you. Just me rattling on and about :)
Crackin open a dry one with the friends LOL
This is to confuse vegans
If a single person could theoretically sort through a mountain of peanuts or cocoa beans by hand, its not "impossible" to have chocolate or peanut butter with 0% insects. Its just realistically impractical.
Wood lice are a type of shrimp. They live in a plastic box under my coffee table. They don't escape like cockroaches, not smelly like mealworms and don't make noise like crickets. They turn my scraps into protein.. 🙂
NGMI to Degen island.
Few.
This has freaked me out. While watching this, I'm enjoying a favorite snack - a few pieces of dark chocolate with a tiny smear of peanut butter. Never knew I've been munching on insects all these years. Guess they're delicious after all! 😂
Bug girl makes all the sense and her voice is golden
10/10, would go out for crickets & coffee with 😋
Waiting for your feedback 🤗
I'd prefer spiders
@@DyslexicMitochondria haha, didn't expect to see u here ☺️
If you do try spiders, do not cook without spices or somethin
One fell into my space heater once, Smell was awful lol
@@theseventhangel9768 What spices do you recommend
@@DyslexicMitochondria hmm... Not sure, never tried it but
Wikihow lists stuff like paprika, pepper, garlic, etc
You should make a video about it 😉
Why not? We eat lobster.
Lobsters and shrimps are the cockroaches of the sea. And so.. So expensive and people pay lost of money for it.
@@groovy56 who will mind bible quran ..we have constitution 😂
Good life is a state of traveling towards your destiny, enjoy the clouds that pass through on your life path. Have a happy life😁 have a nice day😊
Nah. Thanks, though.
If you want people to change their diets to solve socio-economic problems, then I have another suggestion for you: *Dogs.* They are edible, nutritious, and traditionally consumed in many countries outside America. More importantly, there are plenty of dogs readily available-unwanted creatures suffering in "shelters," who are going to be killed anyway. Why waste food?
Very bug-provoking talk 🐛
This issue helps me to be aware on what society and economic really connect matters. It helps me as a student to be more logical and invest as I am a still young🌱
Insects are small. Forget pasture based natural small scale farming. Factory farming and big corp highly processed food.
Well, I didn’t feeL 🐜 agonised ✨😁🙏🏻
Wow I love insects, that's why I DEVOUR MILLIONS EVERY DAY AND SUSTAIN MYSELF ON THEIR SUFFERING
(I wanna try bugs now)
brb going to eat bugs now
How are you all
This seems like a great idea! I want to eat a cricket right now! This has inspired me!
me too! let's all eat crickets!
@@jt9910 I love bugs!
Try these recipes from our channel then!
I've been vegan for 20+ years. I dunno if I'm going to take up eating bugs.
@@gumzster I’m glad there’s people like the both of you my fellow atheistic vegans
Looks like I’ve found my clan
I’m still not past that 1 year plant-based Mark yet though
= S🦋år〽️ïnG tö eat vegans, 🗣 ) ))🦂 🦋ÏN§✨
@@noahbenn54 same. I’m like 99% for half a year but will try to get 99%+ once it won’t waste extracts in sauces we have opened
What about the feelings of the insects ??.. can vegans eat insects ??.
Shoutout to @bowtiedbull on Twitter. Called this phenomenon from afar.
Shhhhh; I wanna watch 'em eat the crunchy, squishy, creepy crawlies. Degen Island got steak, baby!
@@chromashift lmaooo
Im newly vegan* but I might not be opposed to trying insects but I don’t know if I’d buy them online. It would be good if they were in stores near me, they might already be.
They are available on amazon! albeit a little expensive
Thanks so much 🙅
why do you have to eat animals? eat fruit or vegetables instead.
The audience is so dead, why?!
Wait until the big livestock farm factories get their hands on this and much of those nutrients will be going down
(from change of diet from natural environment to being fed simpler farmfeed)
Good talk, thank you bug lady 😁
They're actually delicious. I'm particularly fond of crickets, not so much tarantulas.
That Was So Amazing !!!
Welcome Women Worldwide
I love you so much ❤I'm from Iraq ❤
Can you please try to be a voice to the people of Tigray to stop the genocide !!!
bro she's just a college student what she gonna do?
@@ryandery1319 the message is for you and me, and everyone reading this. The killings are going unreported for the most part. Raising consciousness and asking questions of powerful people is the message.
A banquet on earth and an end to starvation if it was not for cultural biases.
...Or you know differences in taste. I think you'd have to work pretty hard to match the texture & flavor of a juicy steak with a bag of crickets. I could be wrong, but...
Is she Bear grills sister😀
You guys are still talking about it?
This will be you if you don't secure your efferiums anon.
Last call. All aboard the last train to Degen island.
The Citadel isn't for everyone.
Few.
I'm a happy Mexican bug eater!
Good for you. Cheap and healthy
By the way I'm a cheff.
Cricket Mole enchiladas...
Anyone? 🤔🤔😋😋😋😋
Here are some more delicious recipes!
Merhaba çalışmalarınızda başarılar dilerim.
Biggest troll eva? Psyops, getting you ready for change you never saw coming. What an eventful future we've yet to see.
The Insightful promotion of the soft-footed
s🦋år〽️✨👌🏻😃
It never sounded weird for me. It's because back when I was about 4-5 years af age, in a kindergarten, bumblebee hit the tree above us and fell to the ground. Me and the boys ate it. Now that I think about it, it could have been alive. Before we shared it.
Just here to say that 3.5oz is equal to 100 grams. Perhaps you meant to say 0.35oz in 100grams?
Great speaker! Informative and personable. Well done.
Yeah right. Beef for the richest, bugs for the other 99% of us...
shut up
@@ryandery1319 no, you shut up
Exacto! But, gotta get the media campaign rolling. Everybody do their part to save the earth, & all that jazz. Do it for your neighbors, do it for the future, do it for....?
She sounds like an outgoing Hermione from another universe or something.
Assalamu Alikum
WAS. Isn't eating insects haraam?
@@gargos25 maybe, but enslaving non-Muslims is 100% fine.
@@gargos25
Yeah ,
It's haram
But it is allowed to eat in condition when there is no other food to servive
Thanks
Regards
Precious Aneeqa
@@CharlesDickens111 huh?
Walaikumsalam Wa RahmatAllahi Wa Barakātahu!
Bump
We aint eatin bugs.
We eat cows.
We will NEVER do ANY of that great reset b.s. here.
did u watch the video?
@@Dimitris_Half Last time i checked carbs and lobsters are not insects.
3.5 ounces per 100 grams?
Renfield gets at last the justice he deserves...! 😁
The algorithm promoting this stuff is an example of mind control, no one would ever go looking
How do you clean the poop out of a grasshopper?
I'll bite. How?
Princess Twilight Sparkle and Solomon's secrets of the crypt
☝☝☝👍👍👍
Her glib eagerness to sell me on this stuff makes me feel violent
An Allison known as Bajada,
Had no one to taste her tostada,
The blokes she had bugged,
Turned away from her mug,
Which gave her a feeling of nada!
I'm not eating insects.
coward
@@ryandery1319 Moron.
You already have, and do. They find their way into everything from cocoa to flour, salads and fruit. Food standards allow a certain percentage of all kinds of things including insects and rodent faeces.
@@PhilWhelanNow I think he meant on purpose or with his knowing. Good luck with your shtick, im sure not eating any bugs in my life time:D
With them can find all Mankind anything to eat. Isn't it?
Thank you for sharing.
NGMI
Vegan challenge. Eating insects maybe healthy but I enjoy eating vegetables and fruits 🕸🪳🕷🦗🐞🪲🐝🐜🐛🦋🐌🕷🪱🪰🪰🦟🦂
you know u can eat both right?
😀😀😀
Oh, insect meat are so expensive to buy in the UK and Europe
she's trying to promote an idea that would change that
@@ryandery1319 i agree, but farmers, people, and government need to change. I personally would love to go to insects for my protein source. Loved it when i tried crickets
Nope.
Edible insects? Sure.
Just ask Andrew Zimmern.
🤣 🤪 🤣
Pay attention to what your crickets eat. If they're fed rice, then you may be absorbing concentrated pollutants from where the rice was grown.
Great insight! If you do know what your crickets eat, here are some awesome recipes!
Anyone know about any publicly traded companies on any exchange supporting edible insects?
I checked Toronto, China, Thailand, australia, etc.
Second comment😄😃😀
*You will eat ze bugs! You will live in ze pods! You will own nothing! You will be happy!*
Someone get's it; the fun part is imagining the engineering of social consensus by a fun loving geeky intellectual (from the Science™ crowd) TED talk, followed with a grip of bots "yaying" the future thinking progressiveness of it all.
I was going to learn how to code so I can get a proper job (high demand for developers) but then I made 85k in 2 months by investing in crypto and decided to study decentralized finance and TA so I can have my own job forever without getting laid off. (Got laid off from my previous job)
....& not eat grasshoppers; hahaha!
Wyaakk!!!
Waao
not gonna eat bugs.
TEDx is becoming more toxic every day.
Don't think there's an audience...
With covid, even if there were they would probably few and far in between
Edit: more likely they're just using a lav mic with an audience of quiet uni students
Nope
Sure, get the peasants to eat the bugs while the elite dine on Kobe Wagyu beef.
shut up
Just no. With all due respect but considering what insects themselves eat, if they consume vegetation that has been sprayed or contaminated with pesticides then that passes down to us. Just no. I wouldn't even give my dog insects as a protein option. There's a reason we don't eat them. Ugh.
Yes, that reason is because there are lots of people with your feelings on the matter.
coward with no vision
@@ryandery1319 enjoy your pesticides and leave others alone to eat whatever they want
The bug girl is kinda weird in all fairness though
Is this vegan? I have no idea...and the taste? Any like lobster?
Depends on the insect, some are indeed like lobster. However, others have a nutty flavor, some an earthy flavor, some minty, some spicy. Plus it depends on how they are cooked. There are many recipes that work well with or cover the natural taste completely.
@@Dimitris_Half No, not even vegetarian. If you have to deliberately kill any macroscopic lifeform other than a plant, it's not vegetarian.
p
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Um. No. . thank you. Good luck
coward
100% yes
🤮
🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
What about its taste 😂
taste good brother
There's huge potential to create vast amounts of suffering to sentient minds, unfortunately.
Clearly this video wasn't directed at vegans. Catholics believe that only humans have souls. And that they have dominion over everything else. So _1 cow = 100,000 crickets_ is a valid equation, because only nutritional contents are being compared.
@@nHans well, I'm not concerned with ideologies as such (Catholicism and whatever). We should carefully examine our broader moral circle to include cows for example. And maybe we shouldn't stop there because scientific finding tell us more and more that there is a probability that a lot of insects feel pain. For some it's already a fact. Why don't we just develop more and better plantbased products and expand R&D for clean meat solutions?
@@EffectiveAgainstSuffering what about animals who eat other animals?
@@EffectiveAgainstSuffering [Had to break up my reply into multiple parts because it got too long.]
I’m guessing your question is rhetorical. I’m sure you already know the answer, which is: People cling to their beliefs and traditions, and cannot be persuaded by logic, reasoning, or facts-even if it's for their own benefit. It takes either a long, long time, or a particularly compelling combination of environmental, economic, and social catastrophes to change people's collective habits. Don't ask me _why._ That's how people are.
The good news is that there are a significant number of vegans among us already-whether for religious or ethical reasons, whether everyday or only occasionally. Their purchasing power is indeed encouraging corporations to research and develop plant-based food, including meat alternatives.
The bad news is that people won't stop eating animals, even if healthier and cheaper plant-based alternatives are available.
You understand, no government can mandate veganism. I'm sure you've noticed how the talking heads on Fox lost it based on a _false_ report that Biden was banning hamburgers!
Peer-pressure plays a big role in forcing everybody's behavior towards the group's norm. If an individual in a meat-eating community decides to go vegan, that person will face so much ridicule, pity, ostracism, and overt and subtle pressure to confirm, s/he either reverts back, or becomes isolated, or leaves, seeking a different group more aligned to his/her beliefs.
Same with a person who starts eating meat in a vegan family, or starts eating pork in a non-pork-eating religion.
Guess which way America leans!
(I’m sure you already know all this; I’m just putting it in words if you want to debate it.)
@@AM-fh7ek fair point. I think we can agree that there is a lot of suffering in the world that we currently have no chance to eliminate e. g. wild animal suffering. but non-human animals have no moral reasoning as we humans do. they act out of instinct and necessity. but we are evolved moral agents, I would say, who should be able to evaluate if some action is morally good, bad or neutral for others.
I stopped listening at 3:18 prehistoric time.
Cheap conversation
Cheap food bruh
Fabulous presenter, humor and intelligence. Loved it.
Go vegan 🌱