CRISPR gene-editing tool has scientists thrilled — but nervous When the scientists are worried, the rest of us should pay attention. And at this moment, they are worried. That’s because researchers all over the world have started experimenting with a powerful new tool that can alter the DNA of every organism on the pCommentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I imagine within a few short years it won't be optional to have to submit to genetic engineering.
Really, if people can be forced to submit to vaccinations then this technology will be classed as a vaccination of a sort since it's supposed to prevent disease.
This is not unexpected. Government will drive this technology as a means of eradicating genetically-inherited diseases in order to reduce government expenditures on health care.
I imagine within a few short years it won't be optional to have to submit to genetic engineering.
Really, if people can be forced to submit to vaccinations then this technology will be classed as a vaccination of a sort since it's supposed to prevent disease.
Yes Bart, the ebil guvmint is out to get you.
This is not unexpected. Government will drive this technology as a means of eradicating genetically-inherited diseases in order to reduce government expenditures on health care.
I imagine within a few short years it won't be optional to have to submit to genetic engineering.
Really, if people can be forced to submit to vaccinations then this technology will be classed as a vaccination of a sort since it's supposed to prevent disease.
Yes Bart, the ebil guvmint is out to get you.
Just like you're not being forced to take flu shots or have your taxes increased to support their ideological AGW scam. No....there's always plenty of sand for people to stick their collective heads in.