They'd be like chicken eggs but proportional to your size. It just happens regardless of if you're planning to eat them or not. Taste would be very similar to chicken eggs.

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[–] 5 points 1 week ago* (1 child)

I could be wrong but I think Entropy means this is a net loss in nutrients and calories, based on the waste it took to produce the egg. The building-blocks needed to make it were already there and if my body needed it it would've taken them directly so I probably wouldn't...? Unless I was starving, which presumably egg production would also decrease to begin with.

But this reminds me of something.

We have bacteria in our colons that produce bio-available B12 but this is downstream of the absorption point. I remember reading theories that we originally obtained this B12 from unsanitary food and water sources (river, pond water, fecal-matter on foods in wild, etc.) Surprisingly a significant chunk of those who eat meat are also deficient of B12 in the modern age.

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  • [–] 4 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago)

    Entropy deals with energy. The concept you're looking for is conservation of mass. It does in fact work like that. It's not an unusual practice for humans to eat their placenta after giving birth.

    And if you wonder how conservation of energy comes into play here, the total every energy would also remain the same. Usable energy would decrease.

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