To hell with AI, more innovation like this please.#solarpunk
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To hell with AI, more innovation like this please.
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To hell with AI, more innovation like this please.
#solarpunk@markmetz @sjar Check this https://loop-biotech.com/
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To hell with AI, more innovation like this please.
#solarpunk@markmetz I don't know if it was made by these guys, but I received a gift of a bottle of hot sauce made by the brothers Sheldrake which was packaged in this type of material. It really does work very well.
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To hell with AI, more innovation like this please.
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To hell with AI, more innovation like this please.
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To simple and corporations wont make enough money -
To hell with AI, more innovation like this please.
#solarpunk@markmetz yes!! I love stuff like this. I try to cut down on my waste but ya know I like to buy things and I hate when they use excess plastic!! An SD card can ship to me loose in an envelope I do not care. I try buying used but that's not always possible.
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To hell with AI, more innovation like this please.
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To hell with AI, more innovation like this please.
#solarpunk@markmetz Excellent idea.
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To hell with AI, more innovation like this please.
#solarpunk@markmetz I want to insulate my house with this. Maybe in a few years, we can just inoculate walls and feed the insulation.
A friend told me there's already a paint based on this principle that just grows back when damaged 🤩
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@markmetz Assuming the murshrooms won't potentially grow onto anything they might flake off onto, this is already very promising
@disorderlyf the production process involves heating up the material at the end to denature it.
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Splendid,
@markmetz we need more of this. Have you any experiences with growing this in situ, for example as insulation for houses? (Is it even suitable as insulation?)@inj4n
That I do not know since I am not the one growing it, but I certainly hope so! It seems like it has a lot of potential! -
@markmetz Sharing for the corduroy pants and wool sweaters everyone seems to be wearing. I didn't even know you could still BUY corduroy.
@Wyatt_H_Knott
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@markmetz Yeah let's see more innovation like this. This actually replaces something WORTH replacing unlike AI that only exists to replace people or make them lazy in the pursuit of "efficiency"
@VANTABlack2000
Excellent point!
I often wonder in the same sort of thing as I see the hundreds of billions of dollars being built for data centers that fry the planet for no good reason.Shouldn’t we be solving real problems?
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@markmetz between this and all the hours I spent growing and picking mushrooms in Stardew Valley, I suddenly have the urge to quit my job and become a professional mushroom (packaging) grower!
@UpLateGeek
Not a bad idea! And if you could create an open source process, so much the better! -
@markmetz IIRC this is patented and others cannot even sufficiently make mushroomy alternatives without calling in for a license
@ppxl
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@markmetz By complete coincidence, I listened to this yesterday which included that (or something similar)
@simonf
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@markmetz You can use it as a coffin and as it is biodegradable you can be buried in nature. https://loop-biotech.com/product/living-cocoon/
@darkcyberman
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@markmetz but can i also mix it with gasoline, fill it in bottles to throw at nazis and make them burn for a long time?
@condret
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@markmetz i would really appreciate mycelial bicycle helmets (instead of styrofoam based). I hope will be available soon!
@xChaos
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@markmetz Here's a few links I found with the search engine KAGI.
This dates research back to the 1990s:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mycelium-based_materialsNew news, Feb 20, 2026:
https://www.eurekalert.org/news-releases/1117254Food grade (edible) food packaging that is NOT petroleum based, biodegrades quickly, May 6, 2025:
@outer
Good stuff, thanks for sharing!
