Hi, everybody!)
I've recently read a very interesting article, which features an increasing consumers' awareness of genetically modified products. Here is the link
http://www.economist.com/news/united-states/21601831-little-state-could-kneecap-biotech-industry-vermont-v-science
Being a food biotechnologist myself, I like to ponder over the dangers of biotechnological progress. But, as truly pointed out in the article, the GM food caused no deaths yet. While thousands of people die of malnutrition every hour. Is there something wrong with our priorities and should we shift our gaze to the things that matter?
Hope, you'll enjoy reading:) However, this journal requires free subscription. For those, who study English, "The Economist" is absolutely essential.
hi. guys )
I would like to ask a question. which I, myself, was asked during GRE exam (writing section).
Who is the true leader of nation? Must it be somebody with deep-rooted principles, somebody who has his/her own vision of what must be done?
Or, on the opposite, a leader should be flexible and must follow the voice of his people? Even, if it requires a certain level of compromise.
For me, it was not an easy question. As always, the deeper you dig, the more sides you'll see...
I want to hear what do you think?
What's the place of your dream? Have you imagined yourself visiting this place, standing there with your eyes wide-open?:) Did this dream come true or, if not, are youtaking steps toward its achievement?
