My girlfriend was telling me that when her 4 yr old twins come home from an overnight at her in-laws, it takes her 24 hours to “un-plug” the kids. Grandma feeds them cookies and candy (even though asked not to) but no real food; hence the poor little tykes get constipated.
[quote=jpinpb]Don’t get me started on the bio-engineered Frankenstein food.[/quote]
To be fair, that bioengineering has the potential both to end world hunger and save millions of acres of rainforest. Crops with built-in immunity to fungus, blight or bugs don’t need to be sprayed nearly as much with chemicals to get a good yield. Although I’m no fan of Monsanto and their litigious practices, genetic engineering can and probably will be a huge boon to the third world, allowing more crop production with less destruction of natural environment.
[quote=jpinpb]Don’t get me started on the bio-engineered Frankenstein food.[/quote]
To be fair, that bioengineering has the potential both to end world hunger and save millions of acres of rainforest. Crops with built-in immunity to fungus, blight or bugs don’t need to be sprayed nearly as much with chemicals to get a good yield. Although I’m no fan of Monsanto and their litigious practices, genetic engineering can and probably will be a huge boon to the third world, allowing more crop production with less destruction of natural environment.
[quote=jpinpb]Don’t get me started on the bio-engineered Frankenstein food.[/quote]
To be fair, that bioengineering has the potential both to end world hunger and save millions of acres of rainforest. Crops with built-in immunity to fungus, blight or bugs don’t need to be sprayed nearly as much with chemicals to get a good yield. Although I’m no fan of Monsanto and their litigious practices, genetic engineering can and probably will be a huge boon to the third world, allowing more crop production with less destruction of natural environment.
[quote=jpinpb]Don’t get me started on the bio-engineered Frankenstein food.[/quote]
To be fair, that bioengineering has the potential both to end world hunger and save millions of acres of rainforest. Crops with built-in immunity to fungus, blight or bugs don’t need to be sprayed nearly as much with chemicals to get a good yield. Although I’m no fan of Monsanto and their litigious practices, genetic engineering can and probably will be a huge boon to the third world, allowing more crop production with less destruction of natural environment.
[quote=jpinpb]Don’t get me started on the bio-engineered Frankenstein food.[/quote]
To be fair, that bioengineering has the potential both to end world hunger and save millions of acres of rainforest. Crops with built-in immunity to fungus, blight or bugs don’t need to be sprayed nearly as much with chemicals to get a good yield. Although I’m no fan of Monsanto and their litigious practices, genetic engineering can and probably will be a huge boon to the third world, allowing more crop production with less destruction of natural environment.
