> If only we could say things are "clearly beneficial." Personally, I'm quite comfortable describing "keeping children from going blind or dying outright" as "

> If only we could say things are "clearly beneficial." Personally, I'm quite comfortable describing "keeping children from going blind or dying outright" as "clearly beneficial". > However we still don't understand allergies, autoimmune disorders, or nutrition well. On top of that, there's the whole field of gut bacteria that we're just starting to take seriously. That "argument" would prevent us from ever introducing a new plant variety of any kind.