/sci/ - Science & Math

Hi,
I'm wondering what happens when a piece of brain tissue is transplanted from one brain to another. For instance a small piece of the primary visual cortex. Could it be used to transplant memories? How would something like this work?

So /sci/, tell me why so much of the developed world is so anti-science on GMOs? The overwhelming scientific consensus in Europe, Japan, North America, and elsewhere is that it is no doubt safe; it is just more efficiently and effectively simply doing what we have done for millennia. I know people are stupid and all, but is that the only reason?

>>5014338
>nuklers r scary!
Nuclear weapons ARE scary. They are the single greatest, preventable threat to our species' longevity.

>genetic modification!? is that like grey goooo!?
Being anti-GMO ticks me off too.

>>4924905
you're missing the point.

poor people have no qualifications to judge financial systems. That's why we founded a republic- so idiots such as yourself won't actually have a voice in government.

The anti-GMO movement seems to be the result of a bunch of ignorant hippies.

It is true that GMO's can and do make it out into the wild, perhaps permanently affecting native ecosystems and increasing the rate at which pests adapt to the GMO's pest resistance. However, increased crop yields and nutritional value of GMO's can't be denied.

Most people against GMO's don't even care about the environmental effects. For them its a simple matter luddism and ignorant belief that genetically modified food will harm the person eating it.

tl;dr - I don't buy food that brags about being "GMO Free!".

The anti-GMO movement seems to be the result of a bunch of ignorant hippies.

It is true that GMO's can and do make it out into the wild, perhaps permanently affecting native ecosystems and increasing the rate at which pests adapt to the GMO's pest resistance. However, increased cope yields and nutritional value of GMO's can't be denied.

Most people against GMO's don't even care about the environmental effects. For them its a simple matter luddism and ignorant belief that genetically modified food will harm the person eating it.

tl;dr - I don't buy food that brags about being "GMO Free!".

The anti-GMO movement seems to be the result of a bunch of ignorant hippies.

It is true that GMO's might can and do make it out into the wild, perhaps permanently affecting native ecosystems and increasing the rate at which pests adapt to the GMO's pest resistance. However, increased cope yields and nutritional value of GMO's can't be denied.

Most people against GMO's don't even care about the environmental effects. For them its a simple matter luddism and ignorant belief that genetically modified food will harm the person eating it.

tl;dr - I don't buy food that brags about being "GMO Free!".