Throughout time there is many innovations and ideas that have changed the way of life and even society as a whole. These innovations have both improved and sometimes even worsened our lives. But how do we know what is good and what is bad? How is someone supposed to decide what makes life better and what damages it because of new inventions?Since the discovery of genetically modified foods, there has been research and numerous arguments over whether it is something that is revolutionary and can help all of society or if it is a horrible idea and goes completely against the laws of nature.The process of creating gmos is both dangerous and harmful to society and of humanity 's health in the future. Recently many new innovations and discoveries
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A common belief is that foods that have been altered genetically could be harmful to your health. Ginger Pinholster writes a piece on how the names and myths of genetically engineered food can mislead buyers. Pinholster discloses, “Foods containing ingredients from genetically modified (GM) crops pose no greater risk than the same foods made from crops modified by conventional plant breeding techniques, the AAAS Board of Directors has concluded”(Ginger Pinholster). What the author means by this is that even though plants are made by genetically engineering, the plant isn’t any more harmful over a plant that was grown by natural breeding. This also explains that just because of the ingredients that it contains it doesn’t mean that it will result in being dangerous to your body. Even though some believe that is will not cause a threat to the state of your body, others do. Abour-Gabal of the Huffington Post wrote an article on how the use of genetically modified foods can be harmful and dangerous. Abou-Gabal declares, “Proponents of this technology will argue that GMOs increase yields while decreasing the use of chemical pesticides (a seemingly win-win situation). However, it has been shown that this is not necessarily the case.”(Nirvana Abou-Gabal). This is an example of what people fear in genetically transformed …show more content…
The lessons that we learn each day are often being absorbed and learned by people without them even knowing it. Literature and movies that children watch everyday contain countless life lessons. These lessons are teachings that can be carried with a person all the way through their life and on. The children’s movie Wall-E is an animated, Disney Pixar film. This particular movie contains many life lessons and teachings that it gives to children. The movie Wall-E is the story of the earth becoming so polluted that it is unfit for life, this results in the entire world population living on an aircraft in space. With is people slowly stopped exercising and only getting around by floating chairs. So that the people didn’t need to move all meals were served in foam cups. These meals were already blended and drinkable through a convenient straw. This story is a warning to children and people everywhere that if food continues to progress at the rate that it is now, our society could be just as the society in Wall-E. Genetically transformed food are a shortcut to growing foods naturally. If society doesn’t notice the warnings that have been put out by history, literature and films, the rate at which food is slowly becoming easier to create will begin progressing
A common belief is that foods that have been altered genetically could be harmful to your health. Ginger Pinholster writes a piece on how the names and myths of genetically engineered food can mislead buyers. Pinholster discloses, “Foods containing ingredients from genetically modified (GM) crops pose no greater risk than the same foods made from crops modified by conventional plant breeding techniques, the AAAS Board of Directors has concluded”(Ginger Pinholster). What the author means by this is that even though plants are made by genetically engineering, the plant isn’t any more harmful over a plant that was grown by natural breeding. This also explains that just because of the ingredients that it contains it doesn’t mean that it will result in being dangerous to your body. Even though some believe that is will not cause a threat to the state of your body, others do. Abour-Gabal of the Huffington Post wrote an article on how the use of genetically modified foods can be harmful and dangerous. Abou-Gabal declares, “Proponents of this technology will argue that GMOs increase yields while decreasing the use of chemical pesticides (a seemingly win-win situation). However, it has been shown that this is not necessarily the case.”(Nirvana Abou-Gabal). This is an example of what people fear in genetically transformed …show more content…
The lessons that we learn each day are often being absorbed and learned by people without them even knowing it. Literature and movies that children watch everyday contain countless life lessons. These lessons are teachings that can be carried with a person all the way through their life and on. The children’s movie Wall-E is an animated, Disney Pixar film. This particular movie contains many life lessons and teachings that it gives to children. The movie Wall-E is the story of the earth becoming so polluted that it is unfit for life, this results in the entire world population living on an aircraft in space. With is people slowly stopped exercising and only getting around by floating chairs. So that the people didn’t need to move all meals were served in foam cups. These meals were already blended and drinkable through a convenient straw. This story is a warning to children and people everywhere that if food continues to progress at the rate that it is now, our society could be just as the society in Wall-E. Genetically transformed food are a shortcut to growing foods naturally. If society doesn’t notice the warnings that have been put out by history, literature and films, the rate at which food is slowly becoming easier to create will begin progressing