Science gets closer to artificial life with first synthetic chromosome
Authentic100
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So how exactly will this benefit mankind?
@VIBE.........
You guys are dumb late..............
The scientist that did this is Dr. Craig Venter, who also unraveled the human genome..........
He also denies common descent in front of Richard Dawkins.............
The same video that I have been posting in the multiple threads that pop-up about "evolution".......
The evidence actually supports intelligent design............
He does not deny evolution......
However.......
He states......
And that......
After sketching some of his ongoing projects, Venter speculates on the future. He gives us his own New Atlantis, a secular genotopia in which novel DNA sequence will be synthesized to specification, "teleported" at light speed and printed out on biological three-dimensional printers. ... Novel synthetic life forms, Venter writes, could help to solve some of society's most pressing problems. Climate change? There would be bio-apps for that, such as engineered algal biofuels. Famine? Drought? Ditto. It is biology for the Google set: unsentimental, joyfully technophilic and boundlessly optimistic.
One more thing that must be understood is that.......
"If Craig Venter can take life's operating system and intelligently manipulate it by design........
then it's a rational scientific inference that life's software itself was intelligently designed".............
You guys are dumb late..............
The scientist that did this is Dr. Craig Venter, who also unraveled the human genome..........
He also denies common descent in front of Richard Dawkins.............
The same video that I have been posting in the multiple threads that pop-up about "evolution".......
The evidence actually supports intelligent design............
He does not deny evolution......
However.......
He states......
And that......
Authentic100;6907512 said:
After sketching some of his ongoing projects, Venter speculates on the future. He gives us his own New Atlantis, a secular genotopia in which novel DNA sequence will be synthesized to specification, "teleported" at light speed and printed out on biological three-dimensional printers. ... Novel synthetic life forms, Venter writes, could help to solve some of society's most pressing problems. Climate change? There would be bio-apps for that, such as engineered algal biofuels. Famine? Drought? Ditto. It is biology for the Google set: unsentimental, joyfully technophilic and boundlessly optimistic.
One more thing that must be understood is that.......
"If Craig Venter can take life's operating system and intelligently manipulate it by design........
then it's a rational scientific inference that life's software itself was intelligently designed".............
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