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<puts down Cat's Cradle> "Are you double-dog sure this stuff can never get out in the wild?"
by nsb1 7y ago
<puts down Cat's Cradle>
"Are you double-dog sure this stuff can never get out in the wild?"
- anonymfus 7y agoI think that Belyaev's "Eternal Bread" (1928) is much more relevant because it's about actual biotechnology and the scientist had good intentions.
- Gibbon1 7y agoI think a) the bacteria aren't novel. b) Calcium Lactate is what enables this.
- glloydell 7y agoThere is absolutely no way this could possibly go wrong.
- smrq 7y agoWhile I'm sure I agree with you, this comment reads like some famous last words!