Similar to the they put humans in McDonald's. I conceed there likely is a inconsequential amount of human DNA present. But to what end? Humans are expensive. Similar gestational period for 3.5kg or 40kg at birth. Cost per year $10K versus $1.2K Weight (OK, mass) 0.5 kg / month versus 0.5kg / day for a cow in first year But, there are 2 million missing kids... 1st that is reported incidents, not individuals. How many individuals? 2nd have you been on the streets? There's a chuck. 3rd how would you hide this? I really think you could unfortunately get like 7 people on board with this, but to introduce humans into McDonald's burgers doesn't make sense. Where is the benefit? Beef is cheap, compared to human and it doesn't send you to Cub Fed. Really, smart people believe this. AI reinforces it once they start down the rabbit hole. I spent more time typing this that coming up with the argument because I'm old enough and have enough experience to see flaws. The 20 year olds that lived through Covid see the wool being pulled over but don't have ant defense against shit like this other than talking to someone older. And Alex Jones is partially right enough , especially on a long scale. But the question, to what end, is pretty powerful for these beliefs.