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Skepticism, Science & Pseudoscience

Bradshaw3

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5. I don't like Monsato but I do like peer reviewed science

Reply to wasupaloopa (Reply #4)

Sun Jan 28, 2018, 04:47 PM

Jan 2018

I'm sorry but anecdotal statements abut produce today not looking right or tasting right to you does not count as peer reviewed science that is independent of corporate influence. I'll take the latter - even if the GMO is done to increase profits, it does not mean that it is necessarily bad.

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There's a GMO documentary out now, narrated by Neil Degrasse-Tyson. [View all] Archae Jan 2018 OP

IIRC, cilla4progress Jan 2018 #1

Anti GMO is not anti science. If you like GMO sell it on its merits wasupaloopa Jan 2018 #2

Two points... Archae Jan 2018 #3

So I should just STFU and eat my GMO"s wasupaloopa Jan 2018 #4

I don't like Monsato but I do like peer reviewed science Bradshaw3 Jan 2018 #5

There are no genetically modified tomatoes available commercially today. progressoid Jan 2018 #6