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Was that necessary? I just finished dinner. ;-)
Seconded, James.My poor brain is now welling up with various thoughts, none of them very pleasant.1) Is the term "sewage mud" a neologism coined for this project?2) Did you notice how the researcher even needed a pointer on a stick to refer to the process chart?3) The marketing department are going to have to come up with a really good name for this one.4) If a person ate nothing but this product, could they recycle endlessly, and would this be like a biological perpetual motion machine?5) When reading about the global warming stuff on this blog I often regret not knowing more about science. But now I'm actually glad.
Now I know where the Olympic sponsers get their delicious, energy food from...
James - yes, it's science!Sam - "sewage mud" is usually called "sewage sludge" in the UK. It's all technically feasible, but the best food use is surely fertilizer.Angus - yes, that's why it was the greenest games ever!
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Was that necessary? I just finished dinner. ;-)
ReplyDeleteSeconded, James.
ReplyDeleteMy poor brain is now welling up with various thoughts, none of them very pleasant.
1) Is the term "sewage mud" a neologism coined for this project?
2) Did you notice how the researcher even needed a pointer on a stick to refer to the process chart?
3) The marketing department are going to have to come up with a really good name for this one.
4) If a person ate nothing but this product, could they recycle endlessly, and would this be like a biological perpetual motion machine?
5) When reading about the global warming stuff on this blog I often regret not knowing more about science. But now I'm actually glad.
Now I know where the Olympic sponsers get their delicious, energy food from...
ReplyDeleteJames - yes, it's science!
ReplyDeleteSam - "sewage mud" is usually called "sewage sludge" in the UK. It's all technically feasible, but the best food use is surely fertilizer.
Angus - yes, that's why it was the greenest games ever!