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by JoeAltmaier
1081 days ago
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Genes jump around a lot. You have virus genes in you. Genes move between plants and animals all the time. This GMO-is-different-and-evil stuff is shallow unexamined nonsense. That's what I was getting at. Back to my point: better to know a new species is carefully crafted and not random-backyard-meddling. For obvious reasons. Apricot pits have cyanide. Beans, parsnips have toxins that hurt us. We've been seeking better versions of these things for centuries. Now we can have them for the asking. Let me off the Luddite bus, please. |
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So what am I meant to do, personally review every piece of GMO at a genetic level for changes that I do not want? or just decline the lot?
And who should have the right to tell me I don't get to know what I am eating?
I am sure there are at least some luddites who just fear the new. But that does not address the actual points raised here and you can't dismiss the real questions because the people asking them are standing next to hippies...