I'm baffled why anyone would believe that bioterrorism isn't a possible threat. I'm also baffled why anyone would fail to understand that the practice of medic

I'm baffled why anyone would believe that bioterrorism isn't a possible threat. I'm also baffled why anyone would fail to understand that the practice of medicine is protected. And that vaccines require mass testing before certification and public release. Because every genome is different and it's not just about the fact that you rolled the dice on a new treatment and personally got lucky. And that people who don't have PhDs - and many who do - can easily fuck up something as powerful as gene editing in countless ways, with fatal or life changing consequences for themselves and others. Given the very poor reliability of software hacking, "biohacking" is insane, by definition. When you have a population taking horse dewormer to treat Covid, handing out biohacking tools is like taping razor blades to the limbs of people who haven't learned how to walk without falling over just because some of them want to try something a bit different. This isn't about "censorship" or victimisation, it's about common sense and the precautionary principle.