ok i dont believe you then

Lol

@Hamburger Guy I'll tell you whatever the hell I feel like. You're the one who said they were good.

I can tell you the focus of their research is the protein called Clotho

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 ok fine I'll DM you

I asked if you thought they were good.

I made no absolute claim

why does anyone give a <censored> about a <censored> rats their incredibly invasion and have destroyed many crops which ruined the farmers income i see no reason to care for them

I got muted.

@Bacon so they dont study immunology of any kind then

Have a good night.

They’re animals nonetheless. They should be cared about. However, they are crucial for research

That I won’t say

ok well even if you were to say they do, you'd be lying. Klotho is a co-receptor for bone minerals and vitamin D metabolism

Also you need to remember I’m not a doctor. I don’t know what their work is about in detail. Just very, very basic stuff they use

That what they’re researching. Another purpose that could prove useful

then dont use them as your evidence for claims if you dont know what you are talking about

I said I didn’t know their work in details, and I didn’t go into details. I used what I know for sure

YES UNMUTES

Look what I found @🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/journal-retracts-genetically-modified-corn-tumor-rats-study/

getting warmer....

I love this debate. First one where people don’t suddenly bring in the justice of god and whatnot to support their claim

The actual study...

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278691512005637#FCANote

@eletrick33 I only used them as an example. Not as direct proof of anything. However, if you were testing with rats and GMO's, regardless of the dosage or amount, and the rats you were testing with grew enormous tumors, you would likely cease all testing or tested to see what caused the tumors. The latter is extremely torturous and wrong. The fact that they grew tumors, at all, should be enough to reconsider testing with whatever chemicals they were using.

Seeing what causes stuff are sometimes equally as important

thats the point of testing sometimes test dont always go the way they wanted it to

@The Gwench Why art you taliking in vc

Alright, @Hamburger Guy has been warned for '**Bad word usage**'.

Round up is not Genetic modification or engineering.

Eletrick is right. The purpose of research is to see what will work, and what does not

@Muncher Too tired to talk. Worked a long day

oh

like imagine them not test the stuff they give us we would prolly die but thats why they use rats because rats spread like a wildfire in a dry forest

@🍄The Mad Philosopher🍄 I sent you the links now it's your turn to rebut

Why can’t I talk in vc

Pls help senor

@Hamburger Guy Round Up is not Genetic Engineering.

@UwU wink wink 😘😂 its prolly because its on push to talk but idk

Another reason is that they’re easy to manage, easy to take care of and are very genetically similar to humans so things that work on them will usually work on humans as well