Notices by quangobaud (miguelpergamon@kolektiva.social)

@georgetakei
Nichelle was my first childhood experience of thinking, "Yes, we can."

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@freemo @realcaseyrollins @lindyli

#netiquette 😳 #mastodon #fediverse

(Please could tooters use "quotation" marks and/or a "your comment that" to seperate quotes of others from their own toots(?).)

(Please. I'm asking nicely.)

(Freemo, I had to go to realcaseyrollins' profile to find the toot that you're quoting, as it did not show when I clicked on the original post. Orphan toots seem to be happening a lot lately just like on twitter in the bad old good days. Could be due to mutes, blocks, defederations or other reasons.)

@Nonog
*searches Dildo Newfoundland on Bing* 😱

@ItsTrainingCatsAndDogs
I'm not shocked that Temple said that as I only know about her work on animal behavior. Time has shown me that having points of agreement or being inspired by someone does not mean that I will be in total agreement with them on everything let alone anything else.

Yes, Monsanto is bad.

When I regularly used to read AlterNet, I think they did articles about people losing their farms (or at least being sued) for using seed that wasn't part of a corporate contract.
And, merely finding GMO plants growing on a non-contract farm were grounds for suits.

That kind of corporate shenanigan outweighs the good that GMO is alleged to offer.

I ineffectually avoid GMO products because they are unavoidable as labelling is never going to be 100% reliable in a capitalist environment.

Sure, it's great to hope science can do wonderful things but I think that genetically modifying plants/animals is *not* that wonderful future.

So, here's me looking forward to the promise of the yummy black-soldier-ant based food economy. 👍