> Yet in all the billions of mice born every year, not one was born luminescent
That is random chance. There is no reason to think it won't happen next year. A statistician can calculate the odds - but remember that the odds are the same for every other random mutation - yet many of them happen. (many many more will not)
Yet in all the billions of mice born every year, not one was born luminescent [1]. Peddle your lies somewhere else.
> There is a lot of value to seed companies in not having to worry about that.
Yet many companies vertically integrate, and get a competitive edge. You think soil and weather diversity is an unassailable moat?
> That is unrelated to GMO.
I explicitly explained how it is related to GMO.
> This is a competitive disadvantage. A seed company doesn't make the best seed for all situations
Can still buy from other seed companies, same as any other farmer. But they get a discount on their own seeds, unlike other farmers.
> Has nothing to do with GMO.
I explained how GMO enables it.
[1] https://news.stanford.edu/stories/2017/02/glowing-mice-sugge...