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The author has a point. As long as we don't understand how we're built and functioning, modifying our code is a bad idea. Learning by doing is only applicable w
by scalio 10y ago
The author has a point. As long as we don't understand how we're built and functioning, modifying our code is a bad idea. Learning by doing is only applicable when the thing in question is expendable, which is definitely not the case with the human genome.
- internaut 10y agoSurely we have devised experiments for which the use of the human genome is indeed expendable? e.g. tissue cultures.