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21. So you don't know.

Wed Jan 20, 2016, 01:02 AM

Jan 2016

That's about right.

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Real Scientific Literacy [View all] HuckleB Jan 2016 OP

Is GMO safety a scientific fact? immoderate Jan 2016 #1

GMO is not one thing. hunter Jan 2016 #6

This is often overlooked. immoderate Jan 2016 #8

Ah! Steve Novella. A good guy! R&K nt longship Jan 2016 #2

Very true. -eom- HuckleB Jan 2016 #16

sometimes I think I might be better to teach all the things we do not know SoLeftIAmRight Jan 2016 #4

Scientific literacy requires VWolf Jan 2016 #5

Yes, and more. HuckleB Jan 2016 #7

Agree strongly. bvf Jan 2016 #9

Just one word (rarely heard these days) shadowmayor Jan 2016 #10

How does that apply to the content of the piece above? HuckleB Jan 2016 #11

Ignore a melt down? shadowmayor Jan 2016 #12

That does not answer my question. HuckleB Jan 2016 #13

I think we are out of sync here? shadowmayor Jan 2016 #14

Joseph Schumpeter offers his two cents. OnyxCollie Jan 2016 #15

What's worse than people who are overtly scientifically illiterate... kristopher Jan 2016 #17

Maybe, but who are those people? HuckleB Jan 2016 #19

Yeah, I wonder. kristopher Jan 2016 #20

So you don't know. HuckleB Jan 2016 #21

Our mass media sure doesn't help. Archae Jan 2016 #18

Real Scientific Literacy, Part II HuckleB Jan 2016 #22