GMO Sources for Facts vs Fiction

What if much that you think you know about agriculture, farming and food isn't actually true? What if there are "myths" that have been intentionally and mostly unintentionally spread about these issues? What if the truth about these issues matters for the future of humanity? *Blog host, writer and owner is Dr. Steve Savage *

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I know I shouldn't use the conspiracy theory fallacy when talking about the pseudoscience-pushing science deniers, who are the bread and butter of topics for skeptics. But, when I keep observing the same ridiculous and insanely illogical arguments used in the same manner by all of the deniers, I begin to wonder if they don't get together annually at the International Society of Pseudoscience meeting, usually held in Sedona, Arizona, ground zero of woo.

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