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- In recent years, the question of nature vs. technology in food production has grown to become a topic of discussion among scientists, food technologists, conservators, consumers, and the general public. - The discussion has been fueled by the increased use of modern technologies such as herbicides, pesticides, preservatives, and GMOs in food production. - While technology can greatly improve food production, arguments on whether technology has brought nature to an end have risen. - Critics argue that technology to completely replace nature with technology will render the planet uninhabitable, something which will complicate things for the future generation (Aleksejeva 5).