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In reply to the discussion: I Used to Work as a Scientist with GMOs—Now I'm Having Serious Second Thoughts About The Risks [View all]HuckleB
(35,773 posts)Also, do you have any idea how many new plants derived from other seed development technologies are on the market, and have not been studied? Hmm. In other words, you are concerned about the technology that is the most predictable, changes the fewest number of genes, and the only one where we know exactly what genes are changed.
That really makes no sense at all.
Can you name a safety risk associated with genetic engineering that could not also be applied to other plant breeding methods?
I will wait for the answer to that one. It should be interesting. Or not.
Meanwhile, the supposed controversy remains rather unreal.
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