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Corporate Cannibalism
History > 5200 to 7800 AT: Post-ComEmp Era > 5400 to 5800 AT: Age of Re-Evaluation
Culture and Society > Daily Life > Food and Drink
Culture and Society > Daily Life > Food and Drink
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Popular fast-food genre - late Re-Evaluation Period to recent.
Corporate Cannibalism involves the mass-production and consumption of meat cloned from famous actors, media personalities or leading members of the community. Similar uses of artificial meat production to allow cannibalism include autovory (self-eating), friend- and spouse-eating.
Corporate Cannibalism itself became popular thanks to Algernon Kingg in several NoCoZo major systems during the late Re-Evaluation Period. His 'The Cultured Clown' outlets were particul;arly popular among comedy fans.
One popular variation uses cloned meat from well-known hate figures and negative influencers. Annoying and invasive advertising and propaganda is used to memetically engineer customers to dislike the hate figure concerned; customers can then patronize the outlets, often ordering Hate burgers medium-rare because, as one anonymous but oft-quoted patron of the chain once said "I want to hear the bastard scream."
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- Artificial Meat Production
- Autovory
- Clone
- Sapient Food
- Sargeant Garruf - Text by M. Alan Kazlev
Pseudo-military Corporate Cannibal food chain, early Separate Empires period (5800 to 6700 At) to today; one of many The Cultured Clown imitators. - Sentient Fruit
- The Cultured Clown
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Development Notes
Text by M. Alan Kazlev, amended by Steve Bowers
Initially published on 24 September 2001.
Initially published on 24 September 2001.
