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The species in general have. I think you'll find most modern strains have not been double-blind tested for a century. Modern dwarf wheat strains, for instance,
by Kalium 10y ago
The species in general have. I think you'll find most modern strains have not been double-blind tested for a century.
Modern dwarf wheat strains, for instance, date from the 70s or so.
- KingMob 10y agoAn excellent argument for being dubious of modern cultivars.
- Kalium 10y agoIf people are willing to apply the same standards uniformly, I'm OK with it. I suspect that's not actually the case for most people, though. GMOs are seen by many as a special case deserving of infinite scrutiny.