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Kavin Senapathy
Kavin Senapathy – ‏@ksenapathy
"I don't want @ArcticApples. How will we know if they're rotten?" Common misconception!
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6:23 PM - 4 Apr 2015
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Jodi Koberinski
Apr 4
Jodi Koberinski ‏@JodiKoberinski
@ksenapathy @ArcticApples "pretty" apples as described not worth risks of GE experiment, no human health data req'd b4 appproval
Jodi Koberinski
Apr 4
Jodi Koberinski ‏@JodiKoberinski
@ksenapathy @ArcticApples we can make apples resist browning when sliced: dip in lemon juice. A silly use of invasive tech
Jodi Koberinski
Apr 4
Jodi Koberinski ‏@JodiKoberinski
@ksenapathy @ArcticApples we ddont know what other interactions "silenced genes" involved in- arrogant to commercialize imo
Stuart Hayashi
Apr 4
Stuart Hayashi ‏@legendre007
@ksenapathy @prometheusgreen @ArcticApples "We won't know when they're rotten" is an uber-silly rationalization, even from anti-GMOs. :-P
Susan James
Apr 4
Susan James ‏@nopesticides1
@ksenapathy they said @ArcticApples the apples will brown, if infected with bacteria/etc.... otherwise will not for many weeks.
Susan James
Apr 4
Susan James ‏@nopesticides1
@ksenapathy ommm Let's @ArcticApples were they tested on humans? Opals r avail non-browning non GMO, but will tan a little after 6 hrs.
Geoff Schuler
Apr 4
Geoff Schuler ‏@GeoffSchuler
.@nopesticides1 @ksenapathy @ArcticApples Yes, they will brown when going bad. That's the point. They won't brown unless going bad.
Susan James
Apr 4
Susan James ‏@nopesticides1
@GeoffSchuler I think they go brown but not exactly sure how many weeks @ksenapathy @ArcticApples (you said many....??how many)
Geoff Schuler
Apr 4
Geoff Schuler ‏@GeoffSchuler
.@nopesticides1 @ksenapathy @ArcticApples They go brown when they are going bad. Just like any apple. The gene switch is about oxidation.
Geoff Schuler
Apr 4
Geoff Schuler ‏@GeoffSchuler
.@nopesticides1 @ksenapathy @ArcticApples Decay is a different process and is not affected at all.
Jay Thompson
Apr 5
Jay Thompson ‏@JayCThompson
@GeoffSchuler @nopesticides1 @ksenapathy @ArcticApples Interesting really...
Big Smiffy
Apr 5
Big Smiffy ‏@Bigsmiffy438
@JodiKoberinski @ksenapathy @ArcticApples Same goes with every single food item, ever
Big Smiffy
Apr 5
Big Smiffy ‏@Bigsmiffy438
@JodiKoberinski @ksenapathy @ArcticApples We don't know what that would do to our DNA though! No lemon safety testing ever done!
First Officer
Apr 5
First Officer ‏@Erst_Officer
@ksenapathy @ArcticApples Could be a song. "How will I know! If my apple's rotten? How will I know! If it's really turned bad?"
Geoff Schuler
Apr 5
Geoff Schuler ‏@GeoffSchuler
.@JodiKoberinski @ksenapathy @ArcticApples Not an economic option on a large scale.
Kavin Senapathy
Apr 5
Kavin Senapathy ‏@ksenapathy
@Erst_Officer @ArcticApples ah, if Whitney was only here to record that version!
Jodi Koberinski
Apr 5
Jodi Koberinski ‏@JodiKoberinski
@Bigsmiffy438 @ksenapathy @ArcticApples you fail to see value of local knowledge, like we stumbled through life until gas chromatography?
Jodi Koberinski
Apr 5
Jodi Koberinski ‏@JodiKoberinski
@Bigsmiffy438 @ksenapathy @ArcticApples safety testing in diet? Thousands of years of experimentation, refinement.
Kavin Senapathy
Apr 5
Kavin Senapathy ‏@ksenapathy
@JodiKoberinski @Bigsmiffy438 there haven't been thousands yrs of testing for hybrids, mutagenics, marker assisted breeding.

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