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Public perception of GMOs is influenced by emotions and misinformation rather than scientific evidence from "summary" of Seeds of Science by Mark Lynas

Mark Lynas argues that public opinion on GMOs is often shaped more by emotions and misinformation than by scientific evidence. This is a concerning trend, as decisions regarding the use of genetically modified organisms should ideally be grounded in sound scientific research. However, various factors such as fear, mistrust, and sensationalism have clouded the public's perception of GMOs. One of the main reasons for the negative perception of GMOs is the prevalence of misinformation in the media and online sources. Misleading headlines, sensationalized stories, and biased reporting have contributed to the spread of myths and misconceptions about GMOs. These falsehoods often play on people's fears and anxieties, leading to a deep-seated distrust of genetically modified organisms. Furthermore, emotions also play ...
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