We should be eating bugs

"The human brain has a guilty consciousness and a built in system that knows right from wrong" Ththerefor nightmares and dreams? 1+1=2: right; dream. 1+1=3: wrong; nightmare. Car accident: right; dream. Breathing underwater: wrong; nightmare. "I have never dreamed of a nightmare telling me that I need to stop eating meat or start eating bugs"Con's logical fallacy here is anecdotal, using personal experience as an argument [1]. 3,000 ethnic groups, accounting for about 2 billion people, eat insects [2, 4]. Nearly 50% of the world population (accounting for islam, hinduism, and buddhism) is against eating either beef or pork [3]. " It does not matter to the human body as a whole as evident by 100 year old's that lived a life of drugs and junk food."Again, an anecdotal fallacy; this one using isolated examples. Granted, there are often outliers of the statistics, but a healthy diet is key to longevity. The blue zones are the places where people consistently live relatively longer lives than everywhere else. A healthy diet with low amounts of red meat are found as a constant in all of the blue zones [5]. Regardless, this debate is not about the relation of diet and health, but about eating bugs. If americans and europeans can get over the cultural bias against eating bugs, then "eating things we enjoy" could include bugs and counter the need for slaughtering cows and pigs."Humans were not built on eating insects."Assuming evolution, humans were, in fact, built on eating insects. Consider the diet of humans' closest family member, the bonobo, which is often found eating insects [6]. Again, early humans like the greeks and the romans are known to eat bugs, Aristotle wrote about eating cicadas. Assuming creation, humans were, in fact, built on eating insects. Leviticus 11:22, "Even these of them ye may eat; the locust after his kind, and the bald locust after his kind, and the beetle after his kind, and the grasshopper after his kind." Also, John the baptist is said to have lived on locust."It's all about your mood keeping the right chemicals in your body"Indeed it is important to keep the right chemicals in the body, which makes the nutritional chemicals provided by insects even more appealing for consumption. "Humans make it to age 100 without eating bugs"Humans make it to age 100 with eating bugs also, so it seems as though bugs do not hinder the ability to make it to age 100. I have done my best to argue con's points while sticking to the topic of the debate. I have not proven that bugs are needed, but never was the argument that they were needed. All in all, we should be eating bugs because they are less expensive, more environmentally friendly, and more ethically humane to farm; they have more nutritional value than most livestock; and the bias against eating them is unjustified. Thusfar, con has broken two of the three rules seen in round one, and failed to convince me atleast of the con standpoint that we should not be eating bugs. Thank you, readers, for your time and a fair vote; I hope it was an enjoyable read. Thank you, aerogant, for arguing the con position and driving me to learn more about the topic; wouldn't have done it without you. [1] https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com...[2] http://people.howstuffworks.com...[3] http://en.wikipedia.org...[4] http://www.un.org...[5] http://travel.nationalgeographic.com...[6] http://pin.primate.wisc.edu...