Topic: [SCIENCE] Strawberry experimentation results sharing (Read 634 times)
I would not go so far. I would say that "artificial" food is necessary (so it can be mass produced, transported etc), but I see no problem in organic food, as it should work well at a local point of view.
Organic food is expensive and unnecessary. Come at me bro.
hmm you say that on your experiment the O.S were like new, and the others were bad? (after the 3 days)
That really seems odd because organic food should decompose faster. One of the most important points for the "artificial" food is to last longer so it "survives" transport etc
That really seems odd because organic food should decompose faster. One of the most important points for the "artificial" food is to last longer so it "survives" transport etc
Only you might end up having mutant descendants after a few generations.
Not necessarily like X-Men..
I was not saying I prefer "artificial" food over organic. Of course I prefer organic, I was only saying that I think the his results were strange, because organic food decomposes faster than "artificial" food (that's one of the most important objectives for "artificial" food producers, so they don't end up losing their products in transportations etc, and so that they can produce larger amounts that won't rot before they sell it).
But of course I prefer organic food, because it's healthier.
hmm you say that on your experiment the O.S were like new, and the others were bad? (after the 3 days)
That really seems odd because organic food should decompose faster. One of the most important points for the "artificial" food is to last longer so it "survives" transport etc
That really seems odd because organic food should decompose faster. One of the most important points for the "artificial" food is to last longer so it "survives" transport etc
Only you might end up having mutant descendants after a few generations.
Not necessarily like X-Men..
hmm you say that on your experiment the O.S were like new, and the others were bad? (after the 3 days)
That really seems odd because organic food should decompose faster. One of the most important points for the "artificial" food is to last longer so it "survives" transport etc
That really seems odd because organic food should decompose faster. One of the most important points for the "artificial" food is to last longer so it "survives" transport etc
There are a lot of selling points for GMO foods but surviving transport is probably not a major one.
Refrigeration can make a fresh strawberry last a very long time.
Chemicals can make processed strawberries last longer than twinkies http://www.snopes.com/food/ingredient/twinkies.asp
hmm you say that on your experiment the O.S were like new, and the others were bad? (after the 3 days)
That really seems odd because organic food should decompose faster. One of the most important points for the "artificial" food is to last longer so it "survives" transport etc
That really seems odd because organic food should decompose faster. One of the most important points for the "artificial" food is to last longer so it "survives" transport etc
http://www.infowars.com/federal-judge-throws-organic-maui-farmers-under-the-bus/
you see it will have to be extreme (for subhuman westerners) nothing unusual in the MAINLAND where sometimes the ETERNAL LAW has to be restored... all of them, are enemies... everyone living under the American flag is an enemy of Life.
you see it will have to be extreme (for subhuman westerners) nothing unusual in the MAINLAND where sometimes the ETERNAL LAW has to be restored... all of them, are enemies... everyone living under the American flag is an enemy of Life.
I don't understand? you know that non food producers get trough the politicians (that hates you btw) subsides, as such their product are cheaper, then you had the regulation, control, check, etc etc on organic producers (cost a lot) and you get organic at least 2 times expensiver... (then add economy of scale etc etc) so what are you trying to say?
Simply, promote organic farming.
only way is to kill all those members of the d.c. cult (cia, their representatives, the trade groups, the gmo groups (worldwide) etc etc) otherwise those guys will use the force before us, it's called preemptive war , it's total, their is no others path... enjoy the fall americans, it's a no limit game, food supply, you will not be let to own the food supply of the world, and even less the Russian ones. (I don't even have to speak about the Dragon Spine, subhumans).
pics for low lives, low ed, low souls, low everything, but highest in fakeness :
http://www.hdlandscapewallpapers.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/Guilin-Rice-Fields-China-Landscape-1400x900.jpeg
and to compare :
https://c.photoshelter.com/img-get/I0000kYIH395RAao/s/780/520/cut-flower-ecuador-07.jpg
you see, you are really untermensch.
I tried a variation of your experiment.
I bought one pound of organic strawberries and one pound of GMO pesticide laced strawberries.
First I ate the organic ones, since they are food.
Then I put the GMO pesticide strawberries in a bowl on the table.
They got moldy.
I took them back to the store and asked for a refund.
The store has a 'satisfaction or double your money back' policy, so I bought another pound of organic strawberries.
Wait, what was this thread about anyway?
I bought one pound of organic strawberries and one pound of GMO pesticide laced strawberries.
First I ate the organic ones, since they are food.
Then I put the GMO pesticide strawberries in a bowl on the table.
They got moldy.
I took them back to the store and asked for a refund.
The store has a 'satisfaction or double your money back' policy, so I bought another pound of organic strawberries.
Wait, what was this thread about anyway?
Then, he traded the pound of organic strawberries for a bushel of organic corn.
He traded the bushel of corn for a rare tractor part.
He traded the tractor part for...
I don't understand? you know that non food producers get trough the politicians (that hates you btw) subsides, as such their product are cheaper, then you had the regulation, control, check, etc etc on organic producers (cost a lot) and you get organic at least 2 times expensiver... (then add economy of scale etc etc) so what are you trying to say?
Simply, promote organic farming.
I don't understand? you know that non food producers get trough the politicians (that hates you btw) subsides, as such their product are cheaper, then you had the regulation, control, check, etc etc on organic producers (cost a lot) and you get organic at least 2 times expensiver... (then add economy of scale etc etc) so what are you trying to say?
I tried a variation of your experiment.
I bought one pound of organic strawberries and one pound of GMO pesticide laced strawberries.
First I ate the organic ones, since they are food.
Then I put the GMO pesticide strawberries in a bowl on the table.
They got moldy.
I took them back to the store and asked for a refund.
The store has a 'satisfaction or double your money back' policy, so I bought another pound of organic strawberries.
Wait, what was this thread about anyway?
I bought one pound of organic strawberries and one pound of GMO pesticide laced strawberries.
First I ate the organic ones, since they are food.
Then I put the GMO pesticide strawberries in a bowl on the table.
They got moldy.
I took them back to the store and asked for a refund.
The store has a 'satisfaction or double your money back' policy, so I bought another pound of organic strawberries.
Wait, what was this thread about anyway?
Well done!!
Now try the other way round...
I tried a variation of your experiment.
I bought one pound of organic strawberries and one pound of GMO pesticide laced strawberries.
First I ate the organic ones, since they are food.
Then I put the GMO pesticide strawberries in a bowl on the table.
They got moldy.
I took them back to the store and asked for a refund.
The store has a 'satisfaction or double your money back' policy, so I bought another pound of organic strawberries.
Wait, what was this thread about anyway?
I bought one pound of organic strawberries and one pound of GMO pesticide laced strawberries.
First I ate the organic ones, since they are food.
Then I put the GMO pesticide strawberries in a bowl on the table.
They got moldy.
I took them back to the store and asked for a refund.
The store has a 'satisfaction or double your money back' policy, so I bought another pound of organic strawberries.
Wait, what was this thread about anyway?
that's what I call science, the science of raping those that want to feed you toxin to destroy you and everyone that would it eat. sad that you can't hft that strat, 100% return each way... be aware scumbart may be already filling a warrant to ask your extradition to the land of the once free...
.
I tried a variation of your experiment.
I bought one pound of organic strawberries and one pound of GMO pesticide laced strawberries.
First I ate the organic ones, since they are food.
Then I put the GMO pesticide strawberries in a bowl on the table.
They got moldy.
I took them back to the store and asked for a refund.
The store has a 'satisfaction or double your money back' policy, so I bought another pound of organic strawberries.
Wait, what was this thread about anyway?
I bought one pound of organic strawberries and one pound of GMO pesticide laced strawberries.
First I ate the organic ones, since they are food.
Then I put the GMO pesticide strawberries in a bowl on the table.
They got moldy.
I took them back to the store and asked for a refund.
The store has a 'satisfaction or double your money back' policy, so I bought another pound of organic strawberries.
Wait, what was this thread about anyway?
I bought for the fun of it: one pack of organic strawberries and one of artificial ones.
protocol :
1. dispose equally flatly all the strawberry on 2 clean plates at the room temp low var
2. wait 3 days (or less)
3. compare
results:
the O.S. were slowly melting - the A.S. 1/2 developed a tick mushroom grey/brown, the others are like new.
Interpretation:
organic decompose like all plants, the others seems chemically crazy.
enjoy, eat safe, don't feed the beast.
protocol :
1. dispose equally flatly all the strawberry on 2 clean plates at the room temp low var
2. wait 3 days (or less)
3. compare
results:
the O.S. were slowly melting - the A.S. 1/2 developed a tick mushroom grey/brown, the others are like new.
Interpretation:
organic decompose like all plants, the others seems chemically crazy.
enjoy, eat safe, don't feed the beast.
Jump to: