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I don’t believe you have a compelling argument, any biological organism has a degree of unpredictability, but with a series of molecular checks and controls, it
by rubatuga 9y ago
I don’t believe you have a compelling argument, any biological organism has a degree of unpredictability, but with a series of molecular checks and controls, it becomes predictable, almost deterministic. Think of how the brain works, how you have billions of cells acting the way they “should”, and acting in a predictable way allowing you to perform daily tasks. I agree we have a lot to learn and that some mistakes might be made, but that’s what testing and clinical trials is for.
- dekhn 9y agoUnfortunately, autoimmune diseases violate the assumption that biological organisms become also predictable. That's true for brains, too.