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ok lets say "playing with nature" then cause these things did not appear on thir own. By the way people were doing very strange forms of messing with genetics in world War II I believe so it has been around a lot longer than you think, just we have been perfecting it in the last 30 years or so.
Again I am not really complaining just making my own comments I am not looking to offend anyone who love meaties, think they smell like roses or whatever. I think those that have kept them as pets are cool and far more patient than I, but back to my original thought procedss wich is that they are weird! and smelly
But selective breeding isn't really messing with genetics. It's not like they let radioactive spiders bite them or anything. Almost every fruit or vegetable you eat is has been "genetically altered" by those standards.
yes I know I just dont put it into words well, as for the veggies I mostly grow heirloom for that reason lol I think they have more nutrition and have been messed with less my man.
ok lets say "playing with nature" then cause these things did not appear on thir own. By the way people were doing very strange forms of messing with genetics in world War II I believe so it has been around a lot longer than you think, just we have been perfecting it in the last 30 years or so.
Again I am not really complaining just making my own comments I am not looking to offend anyone who love meaties, think they smell like roses or whatever. I think those that have kept them as pets are cool and far more patient than I, but back to my original thought procedss wich is that they are weird! and smelly
But selective breeding isn't really messing with genetics. It's not like they let radioactive spiders bite them or anything. Almost every fruit or vegetable you eat is has been "genetically altered" by those standards.
yes I know I just dont put it into words well, as for the veggies I mostly grow heirloom for that reason lol I think they have more nutrition and have been messed with less my man.