Your contention that people astute enough to see a problem coming and point it out are worry-worry-worry- warts  not enjoying life is inane.But expected,nonetheless.I'm sure the folks that decided it was a good idea to feed dead cow parts to live cattle as a filler labeled those who suggested it might not be such a good idea as needless worriers.I'm also sure those who have had kin die from vCJD wish that people had paid more attention to those worries.

But go stick your head in the sand if reality is too much to handle.That really solves problems.And allows folks like Monsanto to do as they wish.

Corn is genetically modified. Corn could not exist today without human.

Some of you remind me of the possibly apocryphal story of the woman who snuffed out her cigarette and then wanted food not sprayed with alar  

Apr 15, 2012 -- 3:40PM, teilhard wrote:

The very real -- VERY interesting --  novel Problem of Prion Diseases has NOTHING to do with GMOs or Cloned Animals ...

Apr 15, 2012 -- 11:16AM, christzen wrote:

Your contention that people astute enough to see a problem coming and point it out are worry-worry-worry- warts  not enjoying life is inane.But expected,nonetheless.I'm sure the folks that decided it was a good idea to feed dead cow parts to live cattle as a filler labeled those who suggested it might not be such a good idea as needless worriers.I'm also sure those who have had kin die from vCJD wish that people had paid more attention to those worries.

 

But go stick your head in the sand if reality is too much to handle.That really solves problems.And allows folks like Monsanto to do as they wish.

Sure it does.It shows that man does not really have any idea as to what consequences may come from some of their actions,and that some of them have dire consequences.You think that people knew vCJD would result from feeding cattle ground up parts of other cattle and sheep when they chose to do so.

No ... Prion Diseases are an entirely different Problem than GMOs or Cloned Animals ...

Apr 15, 2012 -- 4:39PM, christzen wrote:

Apr 15, 2012 -- 3:40PM, teilhard wrote:

The very real -- VERY interesting --  novel Problem of Prion Diseases has NOTHING to do with GMOs or Cloned Animals ...

Apr 15, 2012 -- 11:16AM, christzen wrote:

Your contention that people astute enough to see a problem coming and point it out are worry-worry-worry- warts  not enjoying life is inane.But expected,nonetheless.I'm sure the folks that decided it was a good idea to feed dead cow parts to live cattle as a filler labeled those who suggested it might not be such a good idea as needless worriers.I'm also sure those who have had kin die from vCJD wish that people had paid more attention to those worries.

 

But go stick your head in the sand if reality is too much to handle.That really solves problems.And allows folks like Monsanto to do as they wish.

Sure it does.It shows that man does not really have any idea as to what consequences may come from some of their actions,and that some of them have dire consequences.You think that people knew vCJD would result from feeding cattle ground up parts of other cattle and sheep when they chose to do so.

Apr 15, 2012 -- 4:46PM, teilhard wrote:

No ... Prion Diseases are an entirely different Problem than GMOs or Cloned Animals ...

Apr 15, 2012 -- 4:39PM, christzen wrote:

Apr 15, 2012 -- 3:40PM, teilhard wrote:

The very real -- VERY interesting --  novel Problem of Prion Diseases has NOTHING to do with GMOs or Cloned Animals ...

Apr 15, 2012 -- 11:16AM, christzen wrote:

Your contention that people astute enough to see a problem coming and point it out are worry-worry-worry- warts  not enjoying life is inane.But expected,nonetheless.I'm sure the folks that decided it was a good idea to feed dead cow parts to live cattle as a filler labeled those who suggested it might not be such a good idea as needless worriers.I'm also sure those who have had kin die from vCJD wish that people had paid more attention to those worries.

 

But go stick your head in the sand if reality is too much to handle.That really solves problems.And allows folks like Monsanto to do as they wish.

Sure it does.It shows that man does not really have any idea as to what consequences may come from some of their actions,and that some of them have dire consequences.You think that people knew vCJD would result from feeding cattle ground up parts of other cattle and sheep when they chose to do so.

Whatever dude.If you lack the ability to connect the dots then that is your failing.I'm not saying they are caused by similar causes,but that both are unintended and unforeseen consequences of human actions that alter normal circumstances (cows don't eat other cows in nature).You can't grasp it.I get it.