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It's revealing to notice how many replies don't understand authenticity. One way to put it: do you know the name of the farmer who grew or raised your food? Ha
by barrkel 9y ago
It's revealing to notice how many replies don't understand authenticity.
One way to put it: do you know the name of the farmer who grew or raised your food? Have you met them or their family personally? What's your judgement of their character?
- dragonwriter 9y ago> It's revealing to notice how many replies don't understand authenticity Only revealing of the fact that you are using a word that doesn't have a single well-established definition applicable to the context in which you've used it. Nor have you actually articulated a definition, only examples (none of which correspond to any usual sense of “authenticity”.) In any case, the examples you've given all seem to be applicable to industrial farming, to which GMOs are an orthogonal concern.