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Of course humans also took it upon themselves to define what "best ability to survive" is. Not saying that that's necessarily a bad thing, but it's certainly a
by Vinnl 8y ago
Of course humans also took it upon themselves to define what "best ability to survive" is.
Not saying that that's necessarily a bad thing, but it's certainly a difference between GMO and regular evolved food.
Edit: Well, thinking about it a bit more, of course selective breeding is humans picking what "best ability to survive" is as well...
- rafiki6 8y agoI don't doubt what we decide should survive isn't necessarily what "nature" will decide should survive. If we get to a point where we are in too much conflict with "nature" we will lose most likely. Earth's evolution of life is much longer and stronger than we as a species are. But why not try? It's our imperative as a species to continue doing what's best for our survival.
- Vinnl 8y agoI think what people are mostly afraid of is e.g. developing breeds that we cannot control and that drown out other essential species.