Write a script for a YouTube video about Michael Pollan and corn. It can be in a tone that is sort of sensationalizing. Needs to be speaking to the audience, so referring to audience as “you” is good. 
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Write a script for a YouTube video about Michael Pollan and corn. It can be in a tone that is sort of sensationalizing. Needs to be speaking to the audience, so referring to audience as “you” is good. 
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Corn. It’s in everything, everywhere, forever! If you live in America, you probably eat corn on a regular basis. Even if you don’t eat corn, you’re still eating corn. Meat eaters, I’m looking at you. Most livestock in the United States are fed on corn feed. I'm definitely not the first person to talk about this! This video isn't just about corn. It's also about Michael Pollan, one of the leading food researchers and writers in America. In The Omnivore's Dilemma, he details his time traveling across America in pursuit of the truth of this cornerstone crop. In four meals, his research shows that the problems with corn go beyond just our health. 

American supermarkets are lined with more than 45,000 items that contain corn. That's not just food! Diapers, batteries, and the wax on magazines are all made of or contain corn! As I said earlier, meat also contains corn in some way! Many of the preservatives that keep our food fresh too. Our brands may be diverse, but it all leads back to corn - so much so that it can be tracked back by a chemical test by checking to see if a particular structure of carbon is present. Scientifically, if you were to test certain tissue, you'd be able to find this in American humans as well.

Eating is good for you. Corn, at a base level, is not an evil food. It cannot be "bad". However, the evidence clearly shows that American foodways involving corn have been shaping dangerous and disastrous ecological devastation around the world. 
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Write a script for a YouTube video about Michael Pollan and corn. It can be in a tone that is sort of sensationalizing. Needs to be speaking to the audience, so referring to audience as “you” is good. </s>
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Corn. It’s in everything, everywhere, forever! If you live in America, you probably eat corn on a regular basis. Even if you don’t eat corn, you’re still eating corn. Meat eaters, I’m looking at you. Most livestock in the United States are fed on corn feed. I'm definitely not the first person to talk about this! This video isn't just about corn. It's also about Michael Pollan, one of the leading food researchers and writers in America. In The Omnivore's Dilemma, he details his time traveling across America in pursuit of the truth of this cornerstone crop. In four meals, his research shows that the problems with corn go beyond just our health. 

American supermarkets are lined with more than 45,000 items that contain corn. That's not just food! Diapers, batteries, and the wax on magazines are all made of or contain corn! As I said earlier, meat also contains corn in some way! Many of the preservatives that keep our food fresh too. Our brands may be diverse, but it all leads back to corn - so much so that it can be tracked back by a chemical test by checking to see if a particular structure of carbon is present. Scientifically, if you were to test certain tissue, you'd be able to find this in American humans as well.

Eating is good for you. Corn, at a base level, is not an evil food. It cannot be "bad". However, the evidence clearly shows that American foodways involving corn have been shaping dangerous and disastrous ecological devastation around the world. </s>
