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My main worry behind this, since someone brought up HIV, is how it would adapt to those who have had their genetics altered to become more resistant to those kind of virii. HIV, even 20+ years to this day, has not been "cured". It just continually adapts and works past whatever immunity/resistance one has built up. If it were to adapt, it could become potentially more dangerous to those who have not adapted.

 

It's an interesting topic, and I'd like to see where things go.

I was going to eat hot dogs for dinner tonight. I think I will settle for cereal.

 

OPEN WIDE HERE COMES THE HELICOPTER.

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I was thinking less about humans and more about amplifying cool animals/plant traits, and in what way they'd be practical.

So like:

Photosynthesis: Our key to ending world hunger.

 

Photosynthesis in animals you say? photosynthesizing sea slugs

 

Not exactly the same, but does offer insight.

<the49ronin> O_o methinks ard is acting mighty high and pretty -.-

<Ard_Choille> I am pretty

<Ard_Choille> fo shizzle

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I was thinking less about humans and more about amplifying cool animals/plant traits, and in what way they'd be practical.

So like:

Photosynthesis: Our key to ending world hunger.

 

Photosynthesis in animals you say? photosynthesizing sea slugs

 

Not exactly the same, but does offer insight.

Thank you :grin:

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