<edit> Also browsed all the other websites you recommended. I bookmarked a lot of them. They all look really interesting. </edit> Thanks for that book! I read

<edit> Also browsed all the other websites you recommended. I bookmarked a lot of them. They all look really interesting. </edit> Thanks for that book! I read 25% of it (couldn't afford more time). It was really interesting to see how the manufacturing process in China went, how he biohacked a virus [1], and how he hacked hardware through UV exposure. This book was actually tangentially related to my idea but not fully. I think that's for the better because with that book a new world opened up for me. I think I developed a taste for electrical engineering. Life keeps getting more and more interesting, it is a pity that our lives are so short and that most obligatory education methods (e.g. high school) are so ineffective. [1] Referring to DNA as bits and pairs of bits as functions and how 'function calls' were made with repeating sequences since they always(ish) encode to the same protein and ribosomes make that translation.