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&gt; to somewhat less wasteful insects

Farming insects is an insane idea. Consider the diseases that spread in our current livestock and now multiply their numbers by orders of magnitude. Crickets? Wait until a storm breaks down a wall in a farm and unleashes them with no possibility to control them.
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No diseases can be transmitted from most insects to humans. They're so unrelated that anything that can survive in their body doesn't survive in ours and vice versa.

The notable exceptions are insects that directly feed on humans/human waste - (very few types of) mosquitoes, house flies, cockroaches etc.

 Even then, apart from mosquitoes, these aren't giving us *their* diseases but just spreading *our* diseases back to us. Which is easy to prevent.

We have thousands and thousands of fruit flies in biology labs and they're easily contained.