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“Possibly” is the crux of that question, as it requires knowledge and expertise to answer in any kind of real way. It’s very easy to come up with answers to th
by snowwrestler 4y ago
“Possibly” is the crux of that question, as it requires knowledge and expertise to answer in any kind of real way.
It’s very easy to come up with answers to that question if you don’t know what is actually possible. Not very useful answers, though.
- worik 4y ago> “Possibly” is the crux of that question, as it requires knowledge and expertise to answer in any kind of real way. That is untrue. If you mean by "...it requires knowledge and expertise to answer" domain knowledge. It is possible to understand the implications of technology without mastering it. The experts in the field have huge incentives to say it is safe. If we are to make decisions about releasing novel self replicating organisms into the environment, we should not task the people who will profit (scientists) to decide if it is a good idea or not.