Comments on: What is widely accepted as fact but in reality is not true? https://www.myenglishworld.org/talking-point-what-is-widely-accepted-as-fact-but-in-reality-is-not-true-learn-english/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=talking-point-what-is-widely-accepted-as-fact-but-in-reality-is-not-true-learn-english The Place to English! Sat, 26 Sep 2020 20:24:06 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.8 By: Reza K https://www.myenglishworld.org/talking-point-what-is-widely-accepted-as-fact-but-in-reality-is-not-true-learn-english/#comment-3989 Mon, 14 Sep 2020 22:39:23 +0000 https://www.myenglishworld.org/?p=21852#comment-3989 Well, I am happy to be back:) I actually ran out of imagination and no matter how much I pressed my teeth together and scratched my head, I couldn’t come up with an original example. I guess I am getting old :).

Anyways, I looked up one claim that has been my issue since forever; is Organic Food better for you? It is an issue of concern when you go to your grocery store and find yourself having another option called Organic whatsoever, and you think to yourself if it’s really worth paying the difference and getting the Organic stuff. Most of the time the difference is significant and well, things add up. There is not enough deviance that shows people who consume these products are having more health benefits compared to those who are using non-organic produce. However, the Organic industry has a 20% annual growth rate since 1990. So I would say it’s a pretty lucrative industry. The idea behind the organic industry may not be real, but the money they make out of it is for sure.

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