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Sofisintown

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This is a video that talks about spores added to foods and -almost- everything else to track the origins of products.
I love a good conspiracy as much as the next guy or gal, but this is not it.
This is what is happening in our highly technological age, and it makes my blood curdle.
I would love to hear your take on it. Thanks.

 
Information, facts, knowledge and awareness of it is only harmful if used to identify, discriminate and manipulate immorally. It can be used for good or bad purposes. It has been this way a long time. A current example of an identifier that has been around a while that we have seen used to identify, discriminate and manipulate immorally is race. This country was founded by people that were identified, discriminated and manipulated immorally because of religion. Identification is a good thing is used properly. In this country we depend on the rule of law to do so. It is up to us to make sure it does. The idea you can hide or not be identified is not and has not been possible for a long time. For years now large amounts of information has been able to be processed accurately and therefore made identification possible. The majority of our society has failed to control it with laws because they have turned a "blind eye" and wished to believe it wasn't possible to achieve. The identification isn't the problem, the problem is how society uses the information either for good or bad, that needs to be controlled by law so that only good uses are the outcomes. Information is a tool like a gun, they are not the problem it is people's access to them and how the information or gun is used. Lets hope we do a better job with information than we have with guns!
 
You're telling me that my thousand calorie fast food hamburger has spores in it too??

But aren't spores everywhere in the environment already?
-crofter
 
It may affect the material world... but I doubt if it can touch the essence of the life force that created it and us...in other words...it can only go so far...it is limited...
 
Sofisintown said:
This is a video that talks about  spores added to foods and -almost- everything  else to track the origins of products.
I love a good conspiracy as much as the next guy or gal, but this is not it.
This is what is happening in our highly technological age, and it makes my blood curdle.
I would love to hear your take on it. Thanks.



I don't have enough bandwidth right now to watch the video.

But I will say

1) mold spores are already everywhere, including on all the food you have ever eaten - even if you heated all your food to sterilization temperature, which most of us don't, the minute you set it on the table to eat it, there will be mold spores on it. Most of us cope with eating mold spores just fine

2) I think knowing where your food originates is a good thing, especially when your chicken gives you salmonella - identifying the source of the bad chicken is valuable information.

3) But because mold spores are already everywhere, I'm not sure how mold spores could be used to identify a food's source with any specificity. After all, they'd soon be floating around in the atmosphere in large numbers. I know of no way to convince a spore to stay put.
 
Sofisintown said:
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This is not about mold spores.

????? They're talking about developing these things through GMO techniques from existing organisms, but don't specify which spore-producing organisms they are modifying. They could well be molds/fungi, which is more likely than using fern spores or liverwort spores. Molds/fungi are much better studied, because of their uses in medicine and their role in plant diseases.

Nevertheless, spores are everywhere. And I did not hear them address the issue of how these spores would be confined to, say, a particular apple, being sold in a bin next to a bin with apples from a different source, and presumable tagged with a different spore.
 
Just Google "GMO spores". They say it's for backtracking sources of contamined food, to find the source.

I find Genetically Modified Organisms repulsive, but no one is asking us if we like it, are they?
 
Wow!
Thanks for sharing this.

GMO's are Bad News for everyone including farmers....on multiple impact levels.
Europe had sense enough to ban them.
Do your own homework :)
 
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