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By Josh Witten | October 27th 2009 02:21 PM | 3 comments | Print | E-mail | Track Comments
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100% of this the rugbyologist's revenue is donated to Doctors Without Borders (Medecins Sans Frontieres). A click on one of my articles is a click that helps bring high quality medical care to the... Full Bio

Biofortified, a group blog by graduate students and professors on plant genetics and genetic engineering, is in the lead for a $1500 grant from Ahoka Changemakers. Apparently, the grant will be decided by the relatively worthless metric of internet popularity, which they have made very difficult with an awkward interface. I, however, highly recommend that you go vote for Biofortified (contains step by step voting instructions, which are needed) for three reasons:
1. They provide insightful and informed commentary on the world of agricultural science from a non-ideological perspective (which should be important to all of us opposed to widespread starvation and not opposed to tasty food).
2. The second place group is NonGMOReport, which, as the name suggests, is ideologically opposed to genetically modified organisms.
3. They once said nice things about my article on X-Men genetics.


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Hi,
Nice Work.I think this is a great article because it contain very useful information.Thanks guy's for sharing this valuable information. keep it up.....

Becky Jungbauer's picture
They once said nice things about my article on X-Men genetics.

This reason should have been listed first. What other reasons do we need than their support of you and your X-Men blog?

jtwitten's picture
I was letting the reasons build in importance. It is a rhetorical technique I heard about once and/or just made up.

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