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Stasia commented on the post, Causes of Hunger
This is very thought out. I do agree that world hunger is a huge issue in the world. Many kids go to sleep without any food in there system and it’s very sad. I totally agree and appreciate your topic.
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Stasia commented on the post, My Media: Slavery Today
First off I want to this is a beautiful painting. Also, I love how you contrasted your colors in order to resemble something. Also, just acknowledging that you care is deeply appreciated.
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Dear Fellow Student’s,
I am 100% against GMO in crops mainly because it causes so many negative effects on the human body. Based on my research there is nothing that’s even an inch of convincing that GMO
Read MoreDear Fellow Student's, I am 100% against GMO in crops mainly because it causes so many negative effects on the human body. Based on my research there is nothing that’s even an inch of convincing that GMO in crops would...
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In 1935, that was when GMO was started or discovered. In 1994 is when GMO foods were getting sold in stores. GMO is a laboratory process where genes from a DNA is forced into genes of an unrelated plant or animal.
Read MoreIn 1935, that was when GMO was started or discovered. In 1994 is when GMO foods were getting sold in stores. GMO is a laboratory process where genes from a DNA is forced into genes of an unrelated plant...
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I think that this essay is focusing too much upon what may be bad. As far as I see, there is no quantifiable evidence that says that GMOs are specifically bad. They aren’t necessarily less nutritious, as Golden Rice has allowed many people to have a healthier alternative to what they could eat. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_rice) Another interesting part of the argument, which I feel is though you addressed, is the speculative nature of science related to GMOs. Humans have effected wildlife around us ever since we started to select what plants we want to eat and spread the seeds of. GMOs are just a furthering of this idea in a new, more specific direction. You have proper warrant to be scared of GMOs, but I think that benefits, in some cases, outweigh potential harms.