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What does /ck/ think about GMO's?

>> No.12903032

>>12903015
it good

>> No.12903039

I feel great about them.

>> No.12903040

GMOs objectively can do a lot of good for the world because they can be used to cut down on pesticides. Pesticides do far more harm every year than GMOs ever have. I am all for genetically modifying farm animals as well so we don’t have to use as much antibiotics on them, or else change our farming practices towards be same. Antibiotic consumption from meat & the germs bred in heavy antibiotic use farms will be the death of us.

>> No.12903099

There is literally nothing wrong with MSG

>> No.12903121

I used to think gmos and corporations and shit were evil. Then i travelled and saw how food actually is. You know how you can get a fucking banana the size of a fucking can of pringles? Real bananas are like 3 inches max and FULL of seeds. Did you even know they had seeds? No? Thank some scientist nerd who just wanted to help and instead got attacked like he was performing experiments to find out what kind of battery acid will melt a baby the fastest

>> No.12903217

>>12903015
No problems with them when taken as a general idea. I do have a bit of a problem with some of the more predatory legal practices of pesticide/glyphosate-resistant GM seed companies like Monsanto and Pioneer.

>> No.12903228

>>12903121
Those blue vanilla pudding bananas are the shit.... bananas in general are the shit. There comes a bit of a grey area where selective breeding and stock splicing doesn't register in a lot of people's minds as "genetic modification" despite the fact that - although it's far less direct than crispr-ing in a fish gene into a tomato - it's absolutely modifying the genes of plant's offspring to suit our needs. See also: the marijuana and hot pepper arms races.

>> No.12903234

>>12903015
Why would they have to photoshop them to make them look sick?
Couldn't they just use a photo of people who actually eat that stuff?
Is it because it doesn't actually make you sick like they want you to think?

>> No.12903271

>>12903015
I don't get it. Is $3.49 a bad price for peppers? i wouldn't know because I just take care of vegetable nutrition with V8.

>> No.12903282

>>12903271
Peppers are getting up there. That is a ridiculous price for corn though.

The photo looks more like satire than anything.

>> No.12903288

>>12903015
>tfw craving MSG dogs
Would unironically buy

>> No.12903293
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>>12903234
People do take photos like that, all the time. That is art. Not sure why you can't understand the difference. Does the fact Picasso made Guernica mean he couldn't find an actually horrifying real life war image to use instead? Are you just pretending to be retarded?

>> No.12903320

>>12903099
>MSG
>GMO

Pick one.

>> No.12903346
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12903346

>>12903015
Everything is GMO. The "non-GMO" organics is just marketing for a premium price point. It's the same as "going green" and "guilt free". If everything organic was organic they would have a shelf life of literally one month.

>> No.12903351

>>12903320
Did you not see the picture you FUCKING IDIOT???

>> No.12903355

>>12903121
There’s natural GMO and than there’s fish DNA in a vegetable GMO.

>> No.12903362

>>12903346
Flat earther detected

>> No.12903364

>>12903362
Says the flat earther.

>> No.12903375

>>12903228
Idk about blue pudding nanners but i ate grapes that taste like cotton candy also
>>12903355
You guys mentioned fish tomato splices, is that for real?

>> No.12903377

>>12903040
Lole the same guys making the GMOs are the pesticide producers. They have no intention to stop making the cide chemicals. Even when honey bee populations are collapsing from herbicide, it’s stupid.

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12903386

>>12903375
Yes

>> No.12903406
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>>12903386
Oh ok, they were trying to make tomatoes frost resistant. I thought they were trying to make swimming sentient tomato fish or even worse, take a fish and just fuck him up and vegetate it

>> No.12903479
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>>12903351
GMO is modifying the product at a genetic level before germination in changing rates of cellular division, removal of features, adding proactive traits to better grow in environment to a point that it is it's own subspecies.

MSG is a chemical compound additive collected from starches though fermentation, in which your body itself is able to produce. That is why there is "Gluten Free".

>> No.12903560

>>12903479
Both unhealthy

>> No.12903576

>>12903560
Retard spotted

>> No.12903588

>>12903576
How so?

>> No.12903632

>>12903479
msg is not gluten

>> No.12903642

You're gonna die

>> No.12903645

>>12903632
Fermentation: Exists
Me: Spotted the retard.

>> No.12903655

>>12903015
do gmo cause visible veins

>> No.12903969

>>12903645
You: imitating a facebook meme format
Gluten-free: signifying a lack of gluten for those suffering from Coeliac and psychosomatic "gluten sensitivity" symptoms, almost never described as Chinese Restaurant Syndrome.

>> No.12904071

>>12903015
Why that family look like they loaded up on Witcher potions

>> No.12904085

>>12903015
>MSG pizza
>MSG dogs
>Monsanto GMO banana
>Monstano bell peppers
>Vanilla Coke
What did he mean by this?

>> No.12904089

>>12904085
>chemical bad

>> No.12904130

they are OK, I don't think I could afford to buy food at all if all produce was organic.

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>>12903386
>>12903406
>Fish DNA in tomatoes!?! Oh NO what has science done *imagines a tomato with fins and scales*
People don't understand DNA at all.

>> No.12904182

>>12904146
I'm sure some people are envisioning scaly tomatoes, but playing with genes and genetic expression can lead to some interesting hormone and protein synthesis. While testing should be done to ensure that the desired effect is being achieved, and no weird bugs have shown up, do we really trust Monsanto not to sweep mild prion or tetrodotoxin producing tomatoes under the rug until they've made enough money off of them to pay out the lawsuits?

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>>12904089
>industrial chemicals good

https://youtu.be/EVZK4n82u6w
https://youtu.be/ovKw6YjqSfM

>> No.12904277

>>12903015
I love ddees art. Dadaism is fucking BASED! BASEDDD!!!!!! AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>> No.12904299

the food supply is already dominated by shit far more dangerous than gmo

>> No.12904306

>>12903015
>gmo corn
>$7.99/lb
The people who make these images could at least make an attempt to base things in reality. I get what they're going for with everything else, but why pretend that gmo shit is more expensive when that's blatantly false?

>> No.12904323

>>12903406
What is that dude doing to sandy

>> No.12904400

>>12903282
>The photo looks more like satire than anything.
What tipped you off to it being an edited photo? The fact that they look like rotted corpses? Or is it the heavy-handed commentary?

>> No.12904426

>>12904323
Wrestling. Same kind that you watched me and your mother doing last Saturday night. Bet you thought that I couldn't see you watching us through the door crack, but I recognize your beady little retard eyes anywhere, Steven. Stop watching anime and get a job, already.

>> No.12904430

>>12904270
You really think I'm going to bother to watch what you posted after you called me a retard? Get real.
>>12904306
>corporation bad
>business bad
>live natural like before times

>> No.12904436

>>12904400
It really does have all the subtlety of a pistol-whipping, doesn't it?

>> No.12904449

>>12904306
This, the whole point is making it cheaper.

>> No.12904460

>>12903015
>GMOs
I don't mind.
>Patented lab synthesized organisms
Jimmies activated.

>> No.12904479

>>12904400
... satire, Sartre.

>> No.12904486

>>12904400
He wasn't remarking about how it's an edited photo, you dingbat. He was saying it's satirical in that it's making fun of anti-GMO people more that this is what they believe rather than criticizing GMOs.

>> No.12904492

>>12904486
the guy's made so many pictures exactly like that one I really doubt it's satire
It's specifically surrealist though.

>> No.12904520

the only real argument against genetically modified crops is that said genes could escape into nature and massively upset the natural balance via crossbreeding shenanigans

>> No.12904524
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>>12904492
yeah...

>> No.12904539

>>12903015

GMO is a good technology, but monsanto is a bad company using the tech for unethical reasons that don't really help anyone besides their profits.

>> No.12904541

>>12904524
he's obviously a schizo
it's not satire

>> No.12904542

>>12903121

that's not genetic engineering you fucking retard, that's selective breeding.

>> No.12904549

Actually I am a bid scared about GMOs. Not just selective breeding, but injecting genes.
In theory it's not bad, but I still think it's easy to fuck something up. I am not saying they will definitely fuck it up, but it's far from impossible.

>> No.12904577

>>12903015
GMO foods kinda taste worse.
Sure, the fruits and veggies are better but they're pretty shit flavorwise and mostly taste like water. Compare a GMOd strawberry to an Indian one and they're completely different (though indian ones taste worse the more you water them).

>> No.12904598

>>12904577
Selective breeding makes for worse tasting produce too if varieties are selected for hardiness rather than flavor. GMO has the potential to make the best tasting fruits and vegetables, and maybe once shelf life and shipping concerns aren't so big that'll happen.

>> No.12904631

>>12904577
There are some really interesting lab-bred strawberries out there. Some are bred to be about the size of crab-apples, and very intensely flavoured (although they are quite sour when they're unripe - which is very good for savoury, tomato-like uses). Some are bred to be white (and they taste... vaguely melon-like), and some are bred to taste like pineapple.

I set up booths for produce trade shows a few times a year. Some of the stuff they're doing with tomatoes, peppers, and strawberries is unbelievable. The hot pepper nonsense can stop any time though - it's gotten out of hand.

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12904633

>virtue signalers: world hunger bad!
>companies: *edits food so crop yields are better*
>virtue signalers: holy shit what the fuck are you doing!

>> No.12904875

I fucking hate boomers

>> No.12905108

>>12904875
Just imagine: In the next 15 years there won't be any boomers left. And those who do survive will spend their 90s working in the salt mines. Forever.

>> No.12905118

>>12904577
>Sure, the fruits and veggies are better
I meant to say bigger oops

>> No.12905131

>>12903015
There's literally no difference between GMOs and cross-breeding or selective breeding.

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>>12903040
>>12903121
>>12903217
>>12903346
>>12903377
>>12904182
>>12904539
>>12904549
>>12904577
Literally the only GMO shit you have to worry about is round up ready varieties. Why? Because they spray the shit out of them with a known carcinogenic herbicide called glyophosate and then make kids cereal out of it. Shits fucked up in a bad way because that shit is definitely in a lot of grains that people eat daily.

>> No.12905156

>>12905151
>Literally the only GMO shit you have to worry about is round up ready varieties
I literally don't care. I was just commenting on how bad select-breeding for hardiness is because it cheapens the flavor.

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>>12905151
https://www.newsweek.com/weed-killer-glyphosate-found-quaker-oats-cheerios-cereal-recall-organic-1075454

>>12905156
You'd be surprised that much of the crap you're referring to is not GMO but the way crops are handled from farm to market. Everything is picked green and you should stop bitching and grow your own food.

>> No.12905177

>>12905172
>Everything is picked green and you should stop bitching and grow your own food.
I do. I grow my own strawberries and leafy greens. Shut up, bitch. I'll fuck your ass and cum in it too.

>> No.12905319

Not a fan, I'd rather they just selective breeding instead of screwing with the dna

>> No.12905328

>>12903015
Depends how you define them. Modern strawberry plants were selectively bred (Genetically modified) to be the way they are compared to wild strawberries that the bunnies in my yard munch on. I'm ok with that.
Gene splicing and hoping there's no bad results? Fuck outta here.

>> No.12905546

>>12903386
Haha, checkmate vegans now you can't eat tomato either

>> No.12905553

>>12904306
The types of people against it think 8 bucks is a good deal because they buy all their shit from overpriced hipster stores

>> No.12905562

Problem with GMOs are two fold:

1. quality, GMO varieties are likely going to be optimize for profit, which is not the same as tasting good or being healthy, we already have this situation with selective breeding but it can only get worse

2. pesticides: the current main use case of GMOs is to create pesticide resistant crops, so that farmers can just napalm their fields; resulting crop will be laden with pesticide residue

>> No.12905611

>>12903346
>shelf life of literally one month.
Yes, that would be normal. How long do you keep vegetables for?

>> No.12905622

>>12903015
Humans have been Genetically Modifying Food since domestication. GMOs are inherently bad, but I don't trust corporations like Monsanto with them

>> No.12905623

If you eat things like the Impossible Burger, you have no right to complain about GMO's.

>> No.12905629

>>12904520
I'm surprised this is so rarely mentioned, as it is the only legitimate argument against the science of GMO

>> No.12905634

>>12904520
>>12904539
only legit arguments

>> No.12905643

>>12903015
Literally every crop is genetically modified.

>> No.12905681

>>12903015
Terrible. The delta endotoxins that are produced in genetically modified crops to make them pest resistant has been found in the blood of humans that consume and also in humans that indirectly consume them via drinking milk from cows that have been fed GM feed. God knows what kind of effect that has. I laugh at all of the retards that support this and think its safe because the industry making billions from it funds studies which say it is.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/news/8525165/Toxic-pesticides-from-GM-food-crops-found-in-unborn-babies.html

>> No.12905682

>>12905151
What about the delta endotoxins that are produced by GM corn that end up in the blood stream and umbilical cord of unborn babies?

>> No.12905688

>>12905629
>so rarely mentioned
it’s the sole basis for the GMO ban in my country.

>> No.12905736
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12905736

>mfw I have an actual degree in genetics and GMOs are literally safer than selectively bred shit
>literally everybody in the scientific world knows this; even studies that are specifically funded by anti-GMO groups can't find anything wrong with them because it's like trying to prove that the sky is green

Everything surrounding this topic gives me AIDS. Can't even read the thread because I know what it will be like. All I'll say is that, if you can't fully and completely explain how a strand of DNA becomes part of a cell, or how proteins work and effect things in general, you don't know shit about this topic and your opinion is worth about as much as an astrophysicist that thinks stars are big glowing planets. Nobody who understands genes at all thinks GMOs are bad. It's like a bunch of fucking cavemen thinking cars are big metal beasts that will eat them.

>> No.12905745

>>12903560
It's the amino acid Glutamate with a single sodium atom attached. Literally the simplest combined form of Protein and Salt.

>> No.12905749

>>12905736
The only genuine concern I've ever seen was if the transfer plasmid sticks around in the organism. A type of hornless dairy cow just had that issue and will have to be re-made.

>> No.12905750

>>12903015
Those kids like like any millennial with a shitty sleeve tattoo.
That is to say, retards pay to look like that

>> No.12905751

>>12905736
Nice try Monsanto shill. Props on making a stock response which doesn't require reading the thread at all, always wondered why you guys don't do that

>> No.12905760

>>12905736
Retard

>> No.12905910

>>12904520
The genes could escape, the organisms could escape, they could fuck with pollinators, and it could be bad for you to consume because biology is fiendishly complicated and modifications can have downstream effects.

>> No.12905917

>>12905172
>above 160ppb
Not even ppm levels, who gives a fuck?

>> No.12905927

>>12905328
Selective breeding isn't genetic modification, it deals with natural dna changes. Not that natural is innately better, but we have centuries or millennia of use and testing. GMO also refers to transgenic modification specifically, and things like crispr are called gene editing. Fun fact: with crispr and similar techniques, it will be impossible to detect and legally prove that an organism has an artificial genome, because it is so precise. GMOs use bordered dna sequences which they paste into the genome, and the border remains like a signature saying ”monsanto wuz here". Crispr just looks like a lucky mutation, and it's not feasible to ban mutations for obvious reasons. I had a class with the head of the official board of gene technology of my country and she confirmed that yes, it would be impossible to legally enforce.

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>>12903645
>imitating a facebook meme
You need to go back.

>> No.12906450
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12906450

I think GMOs are fine. How else are we going to feed human colonies on other planets? Do you think the original plant we call "corn" looked the way it did before we started fucking around with it's genetics?

Long term studies should be done with three separate groups to see what each test results in, but I don't think anybody's doing that right now.

>> No.12907679

>>12906450
Whoever made this image is a massive retard
Yellow on white
Ig you didnt want me to read it desu

Image editor: exists
Retarded redditor making meme: better be retarded and make this text unreadable

>> No.12909347

>>12904577
That's because this one guy fucked with the ploidy to make them bigger, more shippable, and higher yield, culminating with 16-ploid strawberries in around 2007. They stopped that tho, but the reason the strawberries from local picking farms taste better is because they're lower yield, smaller varieties that don't have to be resilient for shipping purposes.
t geneticis

>> No.12909654

GMO's and selective breeding are not the same thing.
Nothing wrong with selective breeding.
All foods you're eating up until the 1950's were obtained trough selective breeding.
The only thing GMO's brought are a bunch of autoimmune diseases and a couple of billions for Monsanto. IMHO, you shills should ask for a raise.

>> No.12909879

>>12909654

The first GMO food on the market was in the mid 1990s.

>> No.12909883

>>12907679
It's a corn reference retard

>> No.12910225

>>12903015
It's good and healthy, better than natural shit.

Natural never means better tis just a stupid meme, we can alter the plants to suit our needs better.

>> No.12910233

>>12903228
>bananas in general
A monkey of culture.
Nothing better than throwing some nanas with oat and milk in the blender.

>> No.12910236

>>12903293
>that's art
No, that's fearmongering by low IQ retards. The same type of idiot that's also an antivaxxer.
Your picture also doesn't represent people affected by the "evil chemicals" of GMO food. Your picture represents a lazy idiot who can't into nutrition.

>> No.12910241

>>12903386
>Mother Earth News
No more trustworthy source.

>> No.12910317

>>12905917
>who gives a fuck
Anyone who wants to be alive and active past their 50s.

>> No.12910327

>>12903015
Meh I feel like gmos are a decent retard filter to see who cares about their health and who is a hipster, but also concerned about people who don’t believe in issues with the food industry taking the safety of gmos and running with it to say nothing is wrong.

>> No.12910336

>>12905736
fucking your cousin isn't the same as having a degree in genetics

>> No.12910340

>>12910336
By the same theory that gmos are bad you also can’t eat anything you’ve never eaten before so I hope you don’t try new things

>> No.12910342

>>12910340
Read the thread.

>> No.12910356

>>12904542
Shut the fuck up jerkoff the gen pop considers any alteration to food gmo or genetic engineering. Not everyone is an autistic spaz like you
>inb4 some dumbass retort
Eat a dick

>> No.12910360

>>12904542
Selective breeding IS gmos

>> No.12910381

>>12910360
Not technically or legally.

>> No.12910392

>>12910381
Nigga what

How can selective breeding not technically be genetically modifying

>> No.12910409

>>12904277
Quintessential boomer cartoonist

>> No.12910421

>>12910392
GMO=transgenic organism using advanced "unnatural" techniques like agroinfiltration to paste entire new genes into the target organism. Selective breeding=guided evolution using normal mutations to select for desirable plants. Crispr isnt GMO either, but gene editing.

>> No.12910441

>>12910421
Both are taking the
>Genetics
And
>Modifying
Them within an
>Organism

>> No.12910471

>>12910421
>using advanced "unnatural" techniques

unnatural means safe

unnatural means more controlled process/ less random

>> No.12910474

>>12910421
>pasting in new genes is gmo
>crispr and selective breeding are not gmo
I’m only getting more confused

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>>12910474
they are all GMO, do not be confused with autistic screeching of naturefags.

natural does not mean - safe, good, better than artifficial, clean.... it does mean natural, only that.

gene modification through selective breeding is GMO technique as well as crispr or random mutation through gamma irradiation.

>> No.12910571

>>12903386
Mmmmh, Tomacco

>> No.12910587

>>12910441
That's like calling a horse an automobile. And natural mutation doesn't modify anything, you're as much of a GMO as anything else in that case.
>>12910471
Agroinfiltration as far as i know has no target locus and can literally cut a gene in half. Nothing is perfectly safe or a guaranteed danger, but different techniques have different possible outcomes with different probabilities.
>>12910474
It's a technical definition.

>> No.12911737

>>12903645
>>12903969
lol btfo

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>>12903386
>mother earth news
imagine being so retarded, that you believe literally anything that you read on the internet.

>> No.12911792

>>12903015
where the fuck do people pay 8 bucks a pound for corn

>> No.12911807

>>12904182
Of course not, which is why we bitch about monsanto all the time.

The actual practice of hating GMOs for what they are is just plain science-phobia. These people, they are the PETA of the food world.

>> No.12911810

>>12903015
Fuck I want a vanilla coke

>> No.12911816

>>12903015
I think their fine with studies showing they are fine, it's just super pissy soccor/religous moms who think it's an act against god or poisons the children, most likely are anti vax too

>> No.12911834

>>12905682
>GMO corn
Which variety of GMO corn you stupid dickhead? There are at least a thirty-something GMO varieties of the stuff, It can't be in all of them unless it's an inherent proprety of "natural" corn.

>> No.12911959

>>12903015
GMOs that let us grow corn the size of my head is good.
I'm not a big fan of the GMO plants that don't produce seeds tho.

>> No.12913219

>>12910495
>gene modification through selective breeding is GMO technique

That is as bullshit as bullshit can be.

The germ GMO was coined very explicitly to refer to organisms that result from the use of certain modern techniques that allow us to manipulate the genome directly. Selective breeding is not GMO.

>> No.12913229

I'm strongly in favor of GMOs. However, for some reason, people who are in favor of GMOs but are so ignorant that they argue that selective breeding is somehow GMO bothers me far more than the twits who are scared of GMOs.

>> No.12913844

>>12913229
>definition of GMO is organism that has DNA altered or modified someway through genetic engineering
>selective breeding is the earliest form of genetic engineering
every single animal and plant you buy is the outcome of GMO's. the only way you get non gmo food is if you hunt or manage to find some rare heirloom plant that was never messed with

>> No.12914131

>>12903015
I think people who fear chemicals or can't understand the concept of gene splicing to make crop more resistant to disease or pests are fools being manipulated emotionally by counter culture demagogues.

>> No.12914141

>>12903406
>they were trying to make tomatoes frost resistant.
No, they were trying to see if you could cross animal and plant genes and have those genes express something. They just happened to pick a pair that could have been marketable if it worked.
We are still a ways off from getting animals and plants to cross genes.

>> No.12914163

>>12903099
Same with aspartame. IIRC its literally the most researched food additive in existence, and no harmful effects have ever been found.

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>>12905131
>selective breeding is the same thing as forcefully inserting flounder DNA into tomatoes
If you're going to shill for Monsanto you should at least be getting paid for it. Don't do it for free.

>> No.12914195

>>12904146
Only on 4chan will autists put normal people down for having normal thoughts. Nobody cares that you autistically hold onto excess knowledge you read online that neither helps you or anyone around you
>>12904323
Hes bout to show this cocky land creature how they do it in bikini bottom
>>12914141
Did you or did you not read the article, FROST RESISTANT TOMATOES

>> No.12914286

>>12913844

More bullshit. There are some GMO foods, but not all.

For example, unless they have just started doing it, you cannot buy GMO wheat. There is research on it, but it has yet to be commercialized.

>> No.12914531

>>12914286
anon...wheat has been GMO'd for thousands of years, you literally cannot find wheat on earth anymore that wasnt tampered with by humans

>> No.12914545

>>12914531
SELECTIVE. BREEDING. IS. NOT. GMO
REEEEEEEEE

>> No.12914550

>>12914531
I reckon the original wheat that our four fathers ate probably just looked like tall grass instead of the nice plump colonels on the modern stuff.

>> No.12914571

>>12910317
You do know that glyphosate has been used for more than 40 years now?

>> No.12914575
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>>12907679
>>12909883
doesn't matter if it's a corn reference, yellow on white makes it hard to see the text clearly. this would've been better.

>> No.12914641

>>12914195
>>12904146
To be honest, thinking that adding a gene will make a fucked up fish tomato mutant is pretty retarded if you take it seriously. I dont know shit about genetics and I even know its retarded.

>> No.12914692

>>12914641
Humans and chimpanzees share 96% of the same dna. Only 4% is different if you cant do math. 4 fucking percent change is all it took to go from swinging in trees to flying in space. The fact you dismiss the possibility of a fish whos meat is similar in composition to that of a tomato is retarded. I bet youve never eaten a cotton candy flavored grape or seen mice grow human ears on their backs either

>> No.12914765

>>12914692
I assume that the 4% that makes all the difference is a shit ton of genes, in comparison to the singular fish gene.
Please dont make false comparisons.

>> No.12914781

>>12914692
>>12914765
>The fact you dismiss the possibility of a fish whos meat is similar in composition to that of a tomato is retarded
I am dismissing the possibility of a tomato drastically changing into a mutant fish by adding one gene.
>I bet youve never eaten a cotton candy flavored grape or seen mice grow human ears on their backs either
I havent but I assume the cotton candy grape has more than one fucking gene, and that the ear was attached to the mice, if not then I assume more than one fucking gene.

>> No.12914787

>>12914692
>implying anyone but freaks of nature can go to space
I hate this idea that we’re an intelligent species, we’re not, occasionally an intelligent person is born that’s it. Like 1/2000 people are actually intelligent, and only 1/500 are actually capable of understanding what the intelligent ones figure out, and as we skew the population with more niggers we’re making these smart ones rarer and more stressed.

>> No.12914796

>>12914787
Thats kind of out of subject and a bit wrong impression on what he was trying to say.

>> No.12914803

>>12914571
>glyphosate good
>3 Roundup single plaintiff lawsuits resulted in judgements in the tens of millions each
>1600+ more on the docket
>ambulance chasing law firms advertising heavily on boomer websites and tv channels that if you ever used Roundup in your yard on weeds and got cancer to contact them to file a lawsuit
I suspect investing in Bayer would be a bit dodgy at this point ;)

>> No.12914805

>20 and fucking 19
>still thinking the GMO scare was anything but a fad issue due to Monsanto being a corrupt corporation and people correlating that GMOs = bad
People are still this retarded? Wow

>> No.12914818

>ITT: retards confuse genetic modification with selective breeding
Science never was your strong point,
/ck/.

>> No.12914852

>>12914818
>ITT: you read one part of the thread while ignoring the rest.
Doing more than calling everybody retard never was you strong point anon.

>> No.12914918

>>12903015
Great idea, shitty execution.

>> No.12914930

>>12914852
*your

>> No.12914951

>>12914930
oh shit, thanks for pointing that out anon. Anything I can do for you to pay you back?

>> No.12914968

>>12903015
I like GMO's and i like MSG.

>> No.12914969

>>12914968
congratulations. You win an upvote.

>> No.12914970

>>12903040
Organic has done a shit ton of harm too. Sounds good, but isn't really that good.

>> No.12914974

>>12903040
We could look into natural pesticides to be fair, american spirit tobacco patented one made from guano

>> No.12914982

>>12914974
Sounds like a bunch of bullshit. You cannot compete with chemical pesticides using literal shit.

>> No.12914984

>>12914970
Can you tell how it does damage?