村长你说错啦,按照挺转派们的说法,反转是因为不懂科学没有文化。知识都被挺转派们当作他们大脑袋上贴着的独家专有的东西了,哪里还轮得到反转派们用?

就算那个铃木啊、普兹泰啊什么的,他们的学术背景也不是正宗的“生化博士”,不够过硬,人品上也是有诸多问题,所以他们也不能算知识分子。知识分子必须是生化博士出身,至少做过两期博士后的,至于有没有学术成就和科研经历那倒是不必考虑的。
按照挺转派的说法,欧洲不懂科学没有文化的人太多了:
October 24, 2013
Ever since GMO crops started expanding in the 1980s and 90s, German farmers remained opposed to genetically engineered fruit and vegetables for fear of health risks and environmental contamination.
Despite repeated efforts by the U.S. and Canada to export GMO crops to the EU, they have been met with strong opposition. And, the issue resurfaced this summer as the United States and the European Union started negotiations in Washington on a free trade agreement and possible GMO food imports like corn, soy and sugar beets from the United States.
“For the Europe side, this is a pretty sensitive issue because there are so many people in our countries who have an adverse opinion about genetically engineered crops and that of course is a political factor in this debate, no doubt about it,” explained Thomas Schmidt, a food and agriculture expert at the German Embassy in Washington, DC.
According to a European Union study, 75 percent of Germans are opposed to consuming or expanding genetically modified crops.
A type of maize engineered by chemical giant Monsanto was banned in 2009 and Amflora, a GMO potato developed by the company BASF was grown by one German farmer in 2010 and 2011 then abandoned. Opposition has been so strong that last year chemical giant BASF moved its bio tech division from Germany to the United States.
For German resident Kristine Koster, 28, not eating genetically modified foods is a matter of principle.
“I would gladly pay a few more euros for food that is as natural as possible, organic, without pesticides, without GMOs," she admitted. "This is very important to me. I don’t want to eat any genetically modified anything.”
http://www.voanews.com/content/debate-intensifies-over-gmo-food-imports-from-us/1775917.html