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this guy writes 'he's' instead of his and after a few of those i got totally put off this article. the whole second point is just moot. That being said, playing
by vectorEQ 8y ago
this guy writes 'he's' instead of his and after a few of those i got totally put off this article. the whole second point is just moot. That being said, playing with genes is about as good of an idea as running with scissors with our current understanding of them...
- IfOnlyYouKnew 8y agoWell, you missed out on an interesting article. And also I stopped reading your comment when you failed to capitalise "this" at the beginning of a sentence.
- jcranmer 8y agoThe scientist's name is He (pronounced like "hey", I presume). He's is the correct possessive form, not his. Yes, that the name is the same as English's third-plural masculine singular is confusing.
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- TSiege 8y agoThe man's name is He Jiankui. The "He's" are all capitalized since they're are in fact his name.
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- kitotik 8y ago“He” is the persons name, confusingly.