Would you eat genetically modified corn?

I probably have and didn't know it, but I would not if I knew about it.
These guys are testing on rats, mice and I don't plan on being there guinea pig. They come up with these hair brain ideas and start putting them out only to find out years later that they don't work out and by then it's to late and they have already f K something else up.

Purdue researchers evaluating milk from cows fed genetically modified corn found no difference in the milk produced. There also were no differences in milk composition, production or feed intake between the cows fed modified corn and the conventional corn-fed control group. Kentucky scientists conducting similar tests on pigs fed genetically modified soybeans found the meat did not contain either the modified genes or the proteins. Maryland researchers have found no major effects on non-target insects in a field-sized research study of modified corn” (Gene Dreams are now Reality).
In light of all of this evidence, I would have to say that GM corn is safe. GM corn has no bad effect on animal’s babies, milk, or even their meat. It also does not greatly affect non-target insects. I think that GM crops will be the future of agriculture as the worlds population continues to grow while it’s available land for agriculture declines.
There are many GM products already in the works for the future. Plants such as tomatoes will be genetically modified so that they can grow in salty soils. The nutritional content of canola oil will be improved. Grass will grow slower (so that you don’t have to mow it as much) and it will be more resistant to cold, heat, and drought conditions. Grape vines will be able to resist diseases, and trees will be unsusceptible to insects and herbicides. There are many more GM products in the works for the future. The only limit seems to be scientists so far. It is easy to see how GM plants will be greatly beneficial to us in our future.