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@udon @TechnicalSuwako
> And I know *a lot* of people who will never take part in this generic human experiment that basically creates a new humanoid race (people who generate and exhaust the toxic spike proteine (sic), whose gene sequence doesn't look quote natural).
Honestly, I'm not really sold this whole "they're modifying the human DNA and make them transhumans" thing, conflicts with so many things we did see so far (deaths, long term sicknesses, rashes, heart strokes, blood clothes, and so on).
This whole shedding and spike proteine thing we already know was dropped by the CIA in an attempt to discredit those of us who refuse to take the lethal injections and make us look insane (so kind of like flat earth 2.0).
And I think this whole "gene modification" thing is among those added CIA bullshit too.
> And I know *a lot* of people who will never take part in this generic human experiment that basically creates a new humanoid race (people who generate and exhaust the toxic spike proteine (sic), whose gene sequence doesn't look quote natural).
Honestly, I'm not really sold this whole "they're modifying the human DNA and make them transhumans" thing, conflicts with so many things we did see so far (deaths, long term sicknesses, rashes, heart strokes, blood clothes, and so on).
This whole shedding and spike proteine thing we already know was dropped by the CIA in an attempt to discredit those of us who refuse to take the lethal injections and make us look insane (so kind of like flat earth 2.0).
And I think this whole "gene modification" thing is among those added CIA bullshit too.
@ryo @TechnicalSuwako @udon mRNA is not used for gene editing. mRNA is what DNA transcribes to and is sent to the ribosome for protein production. However, mRNA can transcribe back into DNA in some circumstances. Some viruses are known to do that. In fact, we all have traces of viral DNA in our genomes.
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@ryo @TechnicalSuwako @udon The technology that is normally used in gene editing these days is CRISPR. It doesn't use mRNA but rather gRNA. CRISPR isn't expensive complex. You can even buy DIY CRISPR gene editing kits online and they are completely legal.
I've actually tried to genetically modify bacteria once (to make it glow in the dark), but failed to do so because my freezer isn't cold enough to store the RNA without decaying.
