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en useful to begin with historical analogies (Steinbruner 2002). In the case of nanotechnology, one of the favored analogs is genetically modified (GM) foods. Even a cursory read of the first generation of social and ethical issues (SEI) literature on nanotechnology reveals that the GM food analogy