Have we checked all food to see if exploding them makes them into something better or did we just stop with corn?

Lot of work for a dildo.

This is what these non GMO types always seem to forget: we've been modifying the crap out of everything for the past thousands of years. We're now justuch more efficient and smart about it.

uh-maize-ing

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) tireless breeding

Sorry, i don't eat gmo /s

I don't know if tireless is the right word, I'm sure they had time to sleep.

What about all of the other varieties of corn? Are they not relatives to each other?

I have seen this image many times in my uni courses.

• when european first reached the continent, the breeding of the plant was heavily advance, somewhat on the right side of thr image

• this is one of the staple crops without which we could not survive.

• the current varieties are so productive, but they require all modern farming methods, which can be impactful

• if you want to apply biological agriculture, the mkst recent varieties are not a good pick, unless they actively support that

• that image also serve as a quick explaination as to how our food systems evolved. When you read ancient folk tales, or even when you read about these plants in Biblical texts, imagine the one on the mid left. A small plant capable of supporting a limited amount of people

Damn I've never seen the evolution of corn like this before. Really interesting stuff!

For real tho - any estimations on how many gens/years it took/takes to get from A to at least C?

But is it non-GMO? /s

I seem to remember Bill posting a iscorngrass.com (or similar) site on twitter back when the riff was first popular. I'm not finding it if it still exists.