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Societies embrace gene therapy but resist genetic change in crops

Societies embrace gene therapy but resist genetic change in crops

Posted on April 22, 2026 By admin


Genetically modified crops have been grown and consumed safely for decades now
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This article is part of Examined World, a contemplative series exploring what the sciences reveal about us.

Our debates and discussions on technology are currently dominated by artificial intelligence (AI). Conversations around this subject are rarely about whether AI will envelop our lives or not, but about how and when it will do so.

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