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Odd how no one says that about produce that has had bacteria genes spliced in to it and is now fed to hundreds of millions of people. We won't even label it.
by superfluousText 7y ago
Odd how no one says that about produce that has had bacteria genes spliced in to it and is now fed to hundreds of millions of people. We won't even label it.
- neaden 7y agoWe actually study it quite a bit. But nice job trying to distract the conversation onto a completely separate issue.
- standardUser 7y agoIt was an apt comparison, and obviously we have not studied it over a 30 or 40 year period. Same as with vaping.