When the first crispr was presented, a female researcher was interviewed. The reporter asked her if this was not intervening with nature. She responded, this is where nature will evoluate, but we do it faster. It hit me that what she said meant, I know it better than God and I do it better, and I knew it would fail and be a disaster no matter what scientists say.
When the first crispr was presented, a female researcher was interviewed. The reporter asked her if this was not intervening with nature. She responded, this is where nature will evoluate, but we do it faster. It hit me that what she said meant, I know it better than God and I do it better, and I knew it would fail and be a disaster no matter what scientists say.
When the first crispr was presented, a female researcher was interviewed. The reporter asked her if this was not intervening with nature. She responded, this is where nature will evoluate, but we do it faster. It hit me that what she said meant, I know it better than God and I do it better, and I knew it would fail and be a disaster no matter what scientists say.