Most humans are naturally repulsed by insects. The mere sight of some types of bugs (i.e. cockroaches) generates in most people an instant feeling of disgust, while some succumb to outright panic and horror.

This near-universal trait in humans is believed to be instinctual. Our natural inclination to yell “NOPE” when a bug is anywhere near us could be our brains warning us that these things could bite, sting, infect or even poison us to death. Also, considering the fact that some insects feed on filth, decay, and excrement, the mere sight of them is enough for our brains to send an alarm signal telling us that something is wrong.

With all of that being said, the global elite (most notably the World Economic Forum) wants us to put cockroaches in our mouths, chew on their crunchy exterior,...