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Skepticism, Science & Pseudoscience

HuckleB

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2. All true, but one has to hope that some will realize...

Reply to Archae (Reply #1)

Thu Feb 26, 2015, 03:19 PM

Feb 2015

... that the organic and anti-GMO companies are actually fomenting pseudoscience that increases food prices, and convinces people they need to spend more on organic and non-GMO food for no good reason.

Anti-GMOers working to make food insecurity wores is something I would hope more DUers would find to be intolerable.

But I guess I just can't give up hope.

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Is DU Edging Toward A More Science Based Understanding Of GMOs? [View all] HuckleB Feb 2015 OP

We'll always be badgered by the anti-GMO hysterics. Archae Feb 2015 #1

All true, but one has to hope that some will realize... HuckleB Feb 2015 #2

Yeah, money is a big part of it too. Archae Feb 2015 #3

And funny enough... HuckleB Feb 2015 #4

(sigh) So I see. Archae Feb 2015 #5

The lack of a challenge at DU in regard to science is, well, rather boring. HuckleB Feb 2015 #6