u/explorerofbells - originally from r/GenZhou
Hey comrades,

I’m a part of a discord server called Vegan Theory Club that’s run by mix of leftist tendencies. It’s a theory club that’s explicitly leftist and vegan, but we talk about more than just the book of the month.

We just started reading Eternal Treblinka - Our Treatment of Animals and the Holocaust by Charles Patterson, which we voted for. (Our last book was Kapital.) Right now is the perfect time to join!

We’d love to have you!

https://discord.gg/B9MgcchcKe

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    u/Jerry_the_Goat - originally from r/GenZhou
    What about fetal bovine serum on which the cells are grown? And what about Hayflick effect, won’t closed genetic pool of animal cells produce tumours eventually?

    I’m genuinely curious, you seem like a knowledgeable fellow.

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      u/A-V-A-Weyland - originally from r/GenZhou
      That’s why you don’t use somatic cells, or normal cells. Stem cells don’t follow this rules. Maybe for the current production they use somatic cells to save money, but when it comes to research you want to have your samples be identical and the best way to achieve that is through samples derived from stem cells.