That's pretty interesting stuff, Justin. It would be neat if they could fix the problem with GMO. It would be even neater to find out what caused it in the first place. As I said, it could be anything, even something not connected with peanuts. We have changed a lot of things in this old world in the last half-century, and there have been unanticipated results of most of those changes. As somebody said, it could be that changes in human physiology are just breeding a weaker strain of people. Folks who aren't able to reproduce are now assisted by chemical means so that they can have a baby. Some people who wouldn't have survived childhood in the past are now living longer and bearing children, passing those genes on down the line. Chemicals that didn't exist in my childhood are all around us, as is all kinds of radiation. Everything we do has to be questioned, and not just when it is brand new. The long-range results of seemingly innocuous actions can be devastating. When I was a kid, we played with mercury and licked lead based paint. Did that somehow modify our genes that we passed on to our kids and grandkids? Who knows? Milk used to come in glass bottles and water came in iron pipes. Now they come in plastic made from no telling what. One thing is for sure, we'll never run out of things to question and study!
