According to others, genetic engineering “threatens the planet’s biodiversity by upsetting the natural balance” (“10 Reasons”). There is a lot of disagreement with this science because people are just not ready for it, but they should allow it and see how smoothly it goes. The Northwest Resistance Against Genetic Engineering believes that once engineered organisms are in the wild there is no going back. That engineered foods will be unsafe to eat. And, that scientists want to make engineered crops for profit. For gullible people, all that was stated above would seem extremely logical, but it is absolutely not. For example the process has been used to “develop sheep that produce a therapeutic protein in their milk that can be used to treat cystic fibrosis, or worms that glow in the dark to allow scientists to learn more about diseases such as Alzheimer’s” ("UNL's AgBiosafety”). The lunatics that stated genetic engineering was unsafe are just used to good, old fashioned, traditional ways. They should realize that the future is now and that the future depends on science, so they should approve genetic engineering for the public and see how well it …show more content…
A lot of countries around the globe are suffering from lack of food, but this can be solved. For example, as of right now, gene modifications of somatic cells are under current regulations for gene therapy (Tanya). That basically means that at this moment those countries could be reducing hunger for many people. Another way that genetic engineering could benefit nations is by modifying cells because it could be a huge money-maker for most people (Epstein). Another source supports the previous statement as it states that DNA is like a cookbook ("UNL's AgBiosafety”). Money is always important when it comes to legalizing anything, so it is clearly observed that genetic engineering will produce money. So far animal experiments have attempted to increase muscle mass or growth rate (“Genetic Enhancement”). This goes back to what was mentioned earlier on how modified plants and animals could save the globe from the terrors of starvation. To further prove the point, a source stated that “Greater success has been achieved in genetic enhancement of plants, which are more easily manipulated genetically and reproductively” (“Genetic Enhancement”). It seems that genetic engineering is a smart choice for agriculture as it will provide more crops for less money. And, “In order for the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to control the introduction and use of genetic enhancement technologies, these techniques