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If the answer is "Yes, there's a protein on the cell membrane or a hormone that acts as the signal", then we already know the answer. Can you explain where the
by MichaelBurge 4y ago
If the answer is "Yes, there's a protein on the cell membrane or a hormone that acts as the signal", then we already know the answer.
Can you explain where the uncertainty is coming from?
- smaudet 4y agoRead your question again and then realize you just wondered if it would be possible to engineer a virus to kill all of humanity, with no possible immunity. See the problem? This is why people hate (software) engineers, they are oh-so-dumb on the "empathizing with humanity" front... pie-in-the-sky ambitions that are more likely to be shitty solutions replacing ones which worked well enough, to blow up, potentially catastrophically, or cause various humanity-ending apocalypses, than to actually solve the problem in most cases...and what do they have to say for themselves? "Oh I didn't think about that". -_-
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- rendall 4y agoThe notion is quaint that there exists Knowledge Man Is Not Meant To Know. If it's something humans can find out, it's better that it be right out there in the open so that the danger can be met head on.