The Gullible "Moms Across America"- A Post Mortem
A friend sent me a link to an alleged scientific report. The "report", found here , claims to show the "stunning" nutrient content in GMO corn vs. non-GMO corn. Mom's Across America, a website dedicated to fear mongering and cleansing of scientific input, posted this information and decorated it with a healthy sprinkling of non-critical thinking and logical fallacy. Unfortunately for them, the "report" has no source cited, no methods, no anything. Definitions in the footnotes are wrong. It appears to be a table of soil data (there is more zinc and copper than carbon present, etc) or is a complete fabrication. When corrected by scientists in the comments section , we were ripped apart by aggressive robot-like dogma that discredited us, slandered us and distorted our work. When we replied, many of the replies were censored from the website , allowing only the insane comments of bitter non-scientists to be presented. As usual, if you can'