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Very clever, and most importantly, facts are brought up again. It's like arguing with a believer about God. You ask them a specific question, and they tell you anything but the answer. I'll try again. I hope you perfectly understand that every day, every hour, every minute, absolutely any organism mutates, depending on the environment, weather, and other external factors. But they mutate randomly, uncontrollably. Naturally, many mutations become recessive and will not be passed on to the next generation. But, lo and behold, if two organisms have a mutation in the same gene, in the same chromosome, then the probability that this mutation will be passed on to the next generation is almost inevitable. In school, this process was called evolution. I advise you to read books on this topic; I've heard there's a good author - "Darwin." So, what was I getting at... Oh yes, creating GMOs is "evolution" of organisms, only the mutation is produced in a specific gene, a specific chromosome, in order to obtain the necessary characteristics. People have actually been creating GMOs since ancient times. Do you eat apples? And what are they like? The size of a walnut? Or are they bigger, juicier, and sweeter? I think the latter. And you won't believe it - again, the miracle of genetic engineers in the early days of our era (or even earlier) created one of the many GMOs, delicious, juicy apples. And how nice it is to think that these fruits are from a village, from grandma, that everything grew without pesticides and genetic mutations, but that's not the case. I can give more examples, but I think my point is clear.