These folks (Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell) make the best explainer videos. This one, which explores GMOs and genetically engineering food, is no exception.
Are GMOs good or bad? Genetic engineering and our food
Pepsi is suing four Indian farmers for growing a proprietary "Lays" potato, seeking $150,000 each in damages
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China legalizes eating a pufferfish bred to be nonpoisonous
Chinese fish farms have successfully bred seven generations of Takifugu rubripes and ten generations of Takifugu obscurus that lack the gene that causes normal specimens of these pufferfish species to… READ THE REST
Houseplant patent EULA: "Asexual reproduction using scions, buds or cutting is strictly prohibited"
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A Chromebook tough enough to handle life's chaos—and it's only $60
TL;DR: Head to checkout to grab this rugged, reliable near-mint Chromebook that's perfect for work, study, or on-the-go use for just $59.99. So, you've got 60 bucks burning a hole in your… READ THE REST
A laptop hub that multitasks as much as you for just $56.97
TL;DR: This 12-in-1 USB-C Hub is a tech dream wrapped up in a low-profile laptop stand for just $56.97 (reg. $99) through December 15. Sometimes, a product comes along that makes you wonder,… READ THE REST
Windows 11 Pro + Office 2019 for $45.97 = love
TL;DR: Upgrade your PC and productivity with the Microsoft Office Pro 2019 + Windows 11 Pro bundle for $45.97 (reg. $428). You've heard of a tech upgrade, but have you met its cooler,… READ THE REST
