Food Politics, Half-Baked
I just finished reading this article, couldn't believe it, sadly
shook my head in disbelief (but not the least bit surprised),
and decided to share it here:

"LAST month the Food and Drug Administration gave
the green light to food made from cloned cows, pigs and
goats, with the agency’s top food-safety expert, Dr. Stephen
Sundlof, declaring, “It is beyond our imagination to even
have a theory for why the food is unsafe.” Opponents of bio-
technology immediately let out a collective groan of disap-
proval — among them Jerry Greenfield of Ben & Jerry’s ice
cream (who has called cloning “just weird”). Cloning, after
all, will now join genetically modified crops as yet another
threat to organic agriculture. I, too, let out a groan, but
for a different reason..." Continued
I have only one thing to say:
Ditto.
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2 Celebrations!:
Yeah, ditto from me, too. Guess I'll just be keeping up with the vegetarian diet a while longer. Oh, like forever. I think I'd go a little farther than Jerry Greenfield and say, rather than weird, the entire concept is bizarre.
Hey Aerten! :D Yep, I agree. See, this is what happens when scientists get bored and start makin' up things to do.
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