At the just-ended GastroSummit conference in Stockholm on the future of food, Swedish professor Magnus Söderlund said that for the planet to survive under the influence of "climate change", people need to radically change their way of life including diet. And among the first recommendations of the professor - the legalization of cannibalism, which will be limited not only to corpses.
In his talk titled “Can You Imagine Eating Human Flesh,” Magnus Söderlund advocates for breaking the ancient prohibitions on desecrating human corpses and strongly recommends eating human flesh.
Söderlund calls the existing taboo against this "conservative", and the professor considers those who do not want to eat the bodies of their relatives "old backward idiots who do not want to save the planet." Therefore, in order to combat these prejudices, the professor proposes to move on to the topic gradually, starting with a simple tasting of dishes made from people.
In his speech, Söderlund asks the audience: how many people in the audience are ready to accept his wonderful idea? At first, not many hands were raised, but after the completion of the speech, it turned out that at least 8 percent of the conference participants said that they would be ready to try, that is, start with a simple tasting.
When the professor was asked if he was ready to start eating people himself, Söderlund said:
“In this difficult issue, I, like everyone else, feel a certain indecision, but I do not want to be overly conservative. Therefore, I am ready to at least try."
And as the evidence base for his bold proposal, the professor cites the most advanced scientific data.
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For example, excavations in 1999 at a cave known as Baume Moula-Guercy in southeastern France found 120 Neanderthal bones. They belonged to six individuals and, as forensic experts said during the study of the bones, the Neanderthals were eaten, and, judging by the teeth prints, they were eaten by their own brethren.
The event took place approximately 100,000 years ago, so for many years, researchers did not understand its cause. That is, was it some kind of shamanic ritual, or was it some kind of military tradition. But, as we found out in April this year, Neanderthals, including two children, have become victims of global warming.
Scientists have found that the rapid changes in local ecosystems as the planet warms may have wiped out the main species of animals that Neanderthals ate. This forced primitive people to start looking for other sources of food and they chose their fellows as such a source, thanks to which they survived and became the ancestors of modern humanity.
Particular attention at the conference was paid to the topic of eating children's corpses, in particular aborted children and the placenta, which, according to the latest scientific data, have very beneficial properties for health. The idea was also expressed of eating criminals sentenced to death.
The idea was also considered, according to which people can eat themselves. In particular, they studied the recent story of a Dutch woman who made blood sausage from her own blood, as well as the sensational story of a Latvian artist who, in the name of “art”, cut fabrics from a man and a woman, cooked it, after which the three of them ate everything.
The conference was broadcast on TV news and other media, after which Sweden has been in shock for a day. In political science and other marketing, this is called a "trial balloon" when either a person or even an entire organization makes a scandalous statement to see the public's reaction.
At the same time, the "trial balloon" is used in cases when the public needs to offer something exorbitant, going beyond all limits and even illegal under the current legal norms. After that, the researchers look at how people will react to the proposed idea, consider their objections and come up with counterarguments to these objections.
In general, all this is quite common and rather crude social programming, which will end up with people eating each other in an attempt to stop "climate change" and "global warming".