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you honestly believe the BS on that site counts as scientific evidence?
by mPeriodFRESH 9y ago
you honestly believe the BS on that site counts as scientific evidence?
- SlowBro 9y agoWell it is a USA government website so it holds some credence. Let's not commit a genetic fallacy. (Hah, pun totally not intended.) The article points to an open letter signed by a number of scientists (are they all food/agricultural/health-related scientists?) who evidence Golden Rice, which in my opinion is thin evidence. But I am definitely not a food/agricultural/health-related scientist, so my opinion counts for a hill of non-GMO beans.
- asdsa5325 9y agoA US government run website is not credible? But the article isn't the thing, anyway. The letter that the article refers to, if you bothered to read the article, is why I posted it.
- SlowBro 9y agoMore importantly, it is not actual evidence that "GMO food saves millions of people from malnutrition in the 3rd world" as you asserted. So as to avoid repeating myself, please look here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16703874 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16703874