What was the controversial element of the \"Pusztai affair\" in Britain? (p. 310

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What was the controversial element of the "Pusztai affair" in Britain? (p. 310) a Pusztai documented a deadly flood in West Virginia coal country b Pusztai traced an alarming rate of normal accidents" in nuclear plant functions Pusztai found that rats fed on GMO potatoes developed shrunken internal organs, had their immune system depressed, and grew more slowly a Pusztai found that the death rates of Mad Cow disease were higher than previously expected 4 Because of its universalist and objectivist claim that it the entire demos, via the represents the perspective of sanctity of the methods of science, rationalism appears... (p. 298) a democratic b. risky dnormal. is What theoretical framework does the problem of contextuality challenge? (p. 289) a Functionalism bRational choice c. Tautology Dialogic rationality 6 The text offers which of the following as a key example of a "linear system," wherein components are spread out, easy to segregate, substitutable, and have little feedback between each other? (p. 300) a Nuclear power Automobile transportation e Religiosity and miracles The valuation of national parks 7 Components of a complex system are best characterized by which of the following attributes? (p. 300) Close together Hard to pull apart or substitute e Have a lot of feedback All of the above

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13. The answer is Option C. The controversial finding of Pusztai was that he found that rats that fed on GMO ootaoes showed various physiological abnormalities.

14. The answer is Option A. Owing to its characteristics of representing the entire demos, rationalism appears democratic.

15. The answer is Option B. The issue of contextually challenges rational choice.

16. The answer is Option B. Automobile transportation is an example of a linear system.

17. The answer is Option D, all of the above.

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