[PROCON]

My Dad stopped his subscription to SA about 1976 when it became politicized.

[Blennos]

"I realized this was not only a good food source, being nutritious and virtually tasteless, but it could be grown by anyone pretty much anywhere in the world. It's easy enough to find, either online or at stores selling aquariums. Just add water, literally," Bujak said with a laugh. When asked to describe the taste of the fern, Bujak compared it to a blade of grass.

The progressives would have us all eating grass if they could. I prefer to let the cows eat the grass, process it into meat, and thus we get the meat we need that way.

[DH]

“My Dad stopped his subscription to SA about 1976 when it became politicized.”

That’s about the time I bought my last liberalized copy of the National Geographic.

[LurkingSince'98]

I can empathize, since my in-laws have gien me a annual subscription to Scientific American for the last 20+ years.

I’m fortunate that they have been in my life for so many years,

Something I can’t say about SA - what a propaganda piece.

[5th MEB]

I canceled my subscription in 1973, was working for JPL at the time and every reputable scientist I knew said it was turning into political CRAP.