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With today’s technology, yes. There’s good science being done right now that is much more efficient. And all our current approaches are chemical engineering, bu
by sulam 9y ago
With today’s technology, yes. There’s good science being done right now that is much more efficient. And all our current approaches are chemical engineering, but I personally think organisms modified with CRISPR could be a better path. You’re just trying to get them to do what they already do, more quickly, and I think that’s in the realm of near-term science fiction instead of magic.