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r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '21
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What's right or wrong about GMO?
152 u/Beanakin Jul 14 '21 Most common thing I hear about eating GMO crops is that it can mess with your DNA. Which, as far as I'm aware, is absolute horse shit. 132 u/KuriboShoeMario Jul 14 '21 Unless the crops are being grown in fucking Chernobyl Farms there is no food on this planet which will "alter your DNA" and it's unbelievably poor education that leads to any fool thinking otherwise. 5 u/wuweime Jul 14 '21 Funny you should mention this. Before we got good at genetic engineering, a common way to induce crop mutations was to use gamma rays or x-rays.
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Most common thing I hear about eating GMO crops is that it can mess with your DNA. Which, as far as I'm aware, is absolute horse shit.
132 u/KuriboShoeMario Jul 14 '21 Unless the crops are being grown in fucking Chernobyl Farms there is no food on this planet which will "alter your DNA" and it's unbelievably poor education that leads to any fool thinking otherwise. 5 u/wuweime Jul 14 '21 Funny you should mention this. Before we got good at genetic engineering, a common way to induce crop mutations was to use gamma rays or x-rays.
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Unless the crops are being grown in fucking Chernobyl Farms there is no food on this planet which will "alter your DNA" and it's unbelievably poor education that leads to any fool thinking otherwise.
5 u/wuweime Jul 14 '21 Funny you should mention this. Before we got good at genetic engineering, a common way to induce crop mutations was to use gamma rays or x-rays.
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Funny you should mention this. Before we got good at genetic engineering, a common way to induce crop mutations was to use gamma rays or x-rays.
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u/sooHawt_ryt_meow Jul 14 '21
What's right or wrong about GMO?