If we’re being honest with ourselves the answer is really probably about the same as for people from anywhere else in the imperial core — but I still think that “overapplying” Celiac labels is really just an example of good universal design, so I don’t see what’s worthy of mockery about it.
Hah, implying the existence of “genetically modified crystals”? What is this, [Steven Universe / Land of the Lustrous / Friendship is Magic / why are there so many works of fiction depicting living crystals / I’ve never really thought about it before but it’s a surprisingly common trope isn’t it]?
If we’re being honest with ourselves the answer is really probably about the same as for people from anywhere else in the imperial core — but I still think that “overapplying” Celiac labels is really just an example of good universal design, so I don’t see what’s worthy of mockery about it.
It’s usually the non-GMO labels that grind my gears. I’ve seen it on containers of Himalayan salt.
Hah, implying the existence of “genetically modified crystals”? What is this, [Steven Universe / Land of the Lustrous / Friendship is Magic / why are there so many works of fiction depicting living crystals / I’ve never really thought about it before but it’s a surprisingly common trope isn’t it]?
Steven Universe crystals are GLO’s, Genetically Lesbian Organisms.