confessions of an organic food scientist

[Hopperbin]

http://geneticliteracyproject.org/2015/02/17/confession-of-a-liberal-organic-food-consumer-and-scientist-i-support-gmos/

[parsley]

Biotech had been on the defensive for a long time hopper and last summer they moved into offensive mode, en masse, to try and persuadeim organic buyers to move to GMO's.

Only about 3% of the good marketis organic, but the GMO crowd were peeing their pants over it. So they've hired every imaginable "expert" , from every imaginable facet of food, to flog how healthy GMOs are for us. I don't even bother to read it anymore as it's rather like listening to the hired-experts telling us eggs are reeeealy bad for us. And there 'a the experts who swore up and down that estrogen will prevent women from having heart attacks and wrinkles. They didn't still them estrogen might cause them cancer, though. #unintendedconsequences #stupidResearchers #greedyScientisticles

I simply don't care what instant experts flog.

On another topic, I did re-read the post on expropriation, and I agree that expropriation, as long as there is compensation, and there is a nations interest, is permissible. I didn't quite understand it well. And thanks for pointing it out to me. Sorry I have been slow replying, hopper. #ReadingManuals Parsley

[Hopperbin]

Tuff call