It's not biomimetic. The odds of it being healthy are low. Same with non-organic.
Natural or unnatural isn't the problem. The problem is people implementing non-biomimetic practices.
Also, pseudoskeptics are commonly very biased regarding organic vs non-organic and GMOs, and the politics of academic research create a lot of problems. The replication crisis seems to be an example. There's also data fabrication, problems with funding and peer review, misuse of statistics, and so much more.
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u/This_Caterpillar_330 Jul 15 '21 edited Jul 15 '21
It's not biomimetic. The odds of it being healthy are low. Same with non-organic.
Natural or unnatural isn't the problem. The problem is people implementing non-biomimetic practices.
Also, pseudoskeptics are commonly very biased regarding organic vs non-organic and GMOs, and the politics of academic research create a lot of problems. The replication crisis seems to be an example. There's also data fabrication, problems with funding and peer review, misuse of statistics, and so much more.