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Reply # 496182 21-Jul-2011 11:34
NonprayingMantis:What wouldyou rather have, non GM food that couldn’t be eaten because it perished and so millions starved, or GM food that actually provides sustenance and nourishment and saves millions of lives?. Good question... Think of all that people DYING NOW because they have no food, GM or non-GM. Mauricio Freitas (Geekzone Admin, Devil's Advocate, my blog, technology disclosure, my tweets, Web Performance Optimization) Geekzone Price comparison \| Amazon Kindle order page \| How to get the best out of Geekzone \| New Zealand IT Jobs \| Geekzone News \| Jinglebugs

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Reply # 496183 21-Jul-2011 11:35
GM is probably the best hope of feeding the starving. Also if it were not for preservatives there would be more starving in this World as the goods sent to these 3rd World would spoil before they could be used. KiwiNZ Whāia te iti kahurangi Ki te tūohu koe, me he maunga teitei Pursue excellence – should you stumble, let it be to a lofty mountain

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Reply # 496198 21-Jul-2011 12:11
NonprayingMantis: cgrew: Also I think that the preservatives that are added in to GM foods to give them longer shelf life, is incredibly wrong. Giving them a longer shelf life means they can be eaten. What wouldyou rather have, non GM food that couldn’t be eaten because it perished and so millions starved, or GM food that actually provides sustenance and nourishment and saves millions of lives?. face-palm Seriously, if you want to live a long & healthy life - I would highly advise not eating meat for example that has been dyed or chemically modified to obtain a longer shelf life - Or any food that has been for that matter.

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Reply # 496201 21-Jul-2011 12:25
cgrew: Some of the "wealth" that you refer to is astronomical though? There comes a point when it becomes rather concerning not to mention unfair. Unfair to the point that people are still dying every 3 minutes in some of these third world countries, not to mention their governments are beyond corrupt and are slaughtering them. The solutions to this problem aren't getting resolved. It's inhumane. Do you believe tehre should be a globally enforced limit as to how rich someone can get? So when they get there, they have to stop working, or work for free, or give away enough money to allow them to earn more? Cheers - N

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Reply # 496203 21-Jul-2011 12:27
cgrew: freitasm: But then people come with ideas that GM food is some conspiracy to increase profits, and everything goes to custard... There is a large percentage (not all) but an exceedingly large amount of GM foods out there, that despite their chemically enhanced additives to make them immune to those environments, studies are showing that long term these GM foods aren't doing the human body & nervous system any good... [citation needed] N

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Reply # 496279 21-Jul-2011 14:17
cgrew:face-palm Seriously, if you want to live a long & healthy life - I would highly advise not eating meat for example that has been dyed or chemically modified to obtain a longer shelf life - Or any food that has been for that matter. And one day I may make that decision for myself (but since a well healed mate just bought me maccas it won't be today). In the meantime I suggest you contact those folks in the grips of a famine and tell them why your conscience can't support suppling them with available GM grain....

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Reply # 496281 21-Jul-2011 14:20
oxnsox: cgrew:face-palm Seriously, if you want to live a long & healthy life - I would highly advise not eating meat for example that has been dyed or chemically modified to obtain a longer shelf life - Or any food that has been for that matter. And one day I may make that decision for myself (but since a well healed mate just bought me maccas it won't be today). In the meantime I suggest you contact those folks in the grips of a famine and tell them why your conscience can't support suppling them with available GM grain.... I object to the term "food" being applied to McDonalds! unless it's a mighty angus... I should not be here

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Reply # 496284 21-Jul-2011 14:26
Its OK I've been trained how to deal with that. You must inhale and not chew.

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Reply # 496963 22-Jul-2011 22:36
KiwiNZ: GM is probably the best hope of feeding the starving. Also if it were not for preservatives there would be more starving in this World as the goods sent to these 3rd World would spoil before they could be used. The sad truth is that as long as we fail to address the central question of population any "solution" to hunger or energy or the economy is going to be temporary...and given we're at the going-straight-up part of the exponential curve right now, "temporary" is very temporary. If we all agreed to have one child to replace each of us, the Earth's population would fall over 200 years to about 2 billion as a substantial part of each cohort in a generation doesn't / can't reproduce. There need be no compulsion at all. It just happens naturally. If it wasn't for immigration the OECD would be heading toward a sustainable population already..... The UN began a program over 30 years ago to address the causes of over-population. Where it was implemented it saw some considerable success. The biggest obstacles are religionists who see rational choices about reproduction as evil and grinding poverty leading to rampant disease that in turn demands reproduction be maximised in order to ensure some survive. If you're not curious, your brain is already dying...if not dead. My blogs: Eyes Wide Open /Android Luver / 3D Luver / Truth Seeker Handhelds: LG Optimus 3D Max / LG Optimus 3D / HTC Sensation / VFNZ 845 / Samsung Galaxy Tab / Lenovo IdeaPad K1 32GB / iPod Touch PCs: Home made Linux boxen from parts mainly from PB Tech.

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Reply # 497021 23-Jul-2011 09:30
Yes, the #1 thing you can do for the environment is to not have any children. However, most of us (myself) included don't wish to make that sacrifice. It really irks me when I read and ear talk of 'growth' being a good thing, and a flat (or stable) economy is considered a recession. It can't go on this way for ever, with infinite growth.

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Reply # 497050 23-Jul-2011 11:33
Not unless we figure out how to build the Starship Enterprise! I should not be here

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Reply # 497380 24-Jul-2011 17:54
I just had a real good look around Claire Swinney's site and all I can say is WOW. She needs help. She's waaaaaaaaaaaaay down the paranoid rabbit hole, going by all the other stuff she's been sucked into. Sadly though, going by the comments on her site (that she has allowed through), this stuff does click with people. My heavy metal version of the Doctor Who theme

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Reply # 497568 25-Jul-2011 12:46
cws82us: I been reading up on google about haarp and some poeple say that haarp did christchurch Earthquake more info http://chemtrailsnorthnz.wordpress.com/2010/09/04/major-earthquake-strikes-near-christchurch-haarp/ what you guys think? true or not true I think that is like saying that Big Macs are effective at repelling sharks...ever seen a shark at McD's? No? Well, there you go. Honestly, I love conspiracy theories. It never ceases to amaze me how people can come up with the most round about, complex way of explaining something. Load & Performance Tester/PHP/JSP/C/PERL/MYSQL/LoadRunner8->11/HTML/CSS/XML/XSLT/2B\|!2B/Cervelo Soloist/EMC Equip4/ Samsung Galaxy S /Darkys 10.2 Extreme Do androids dream of electric sheep? use strict; my $sheepCount; Yes, they can.

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Reply # 499067 28-Jul-2011 18:53
Who would have thought? http://www.smh.com.au/world/mysterious-ufo-made-of-polystyrene-20110727-1hzzn.html Mauricio Freitas (Geekzone Admin, Devil's Advocate, my blog, technology disclosure, my tweets, Web Performance Optimization) Geekzone Price comparison \| Amazon Kindle order page \| How to get the best out of Geekzone \| New Zealand IT Jobs \| Geekzone News \| Jinglebugs

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Reply # 499124 28-Jul-2011 20:48
freitasm: Who would have thought? http://www.smh.com.au/world/mysterious-ufo-made-of-polystyrene-20110727-1hzzn.html "Patrick" was just paid off by the CIA. This proves nothing.

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