CRISPR: What is the future of gene editing? | Start Here

CRISPR allows scientists to perform surgery on our DNA.
For people with genetic diseases it has transformed lives with corrections that aren’t passed on to others.
But should the technology be used in ways that permanently transform the human race?
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[@Robert_McGarry_Poems]

Cure disease, design engineered babies, but never bio weapons that's just too much to fathom. Because human beings are so good with self restraint.

[@almalayuwiyyah2512]

making bioweapon is more easier than gene editing. after covid spread in china last year australian done it recreate it in just one week. so why it unamiginable to think covid is bioweapon?

[@anomaine]

bioweapon already here

[@jfryer485]

Can you CRISPR a whole spike protein and make pathogens and has it been done

[@tonyjohnson9078]

Crispr cas9 2012. Jennifer Do u DNA ?

[@thebabaa5001]

When has ANY technology done Good for mankind?

[@iosvanydalmau9872]

Beginning of the video: "It's cheap so it's revolutionary" End of the video: "Only the rich will be able to afford it"

[@DNSMLT]

As usual.

[@samiullah9154]

Its cheap technology but its applications on designing babies is expensive. Moreover , corporate sector will try to make money from very rich people. End of the story "It's cheap so it's revolutionary" at the same time "Only the rich will be able to afford it"

[@dallasnorman7648]

@@samiullah9154 Exactly, the unethical application to germlines is what is expensive.

[@PinikRahman]

piece of rock is cheap, a statue made by da vinci using that rock is not

[@rahul8454]

Irony at its peak😝

[@sirajphp]

Why people taking this a negative, I think it's a good thing to have. we can solve a lot of problems like treating disabilities, treating genetic diseases, etc, I think we should invest more in this science and take it positively.

[@thebabaa5001]

And the psyop continues.

[@lgchamp1999]

I feel like this is the only way we can evolve now due to the fact everything we need is a meter away.

[@MachFiveFalcon]

Humanity will reach a point where all people are genetically at their best and equals. It's the final stage of equality after wealth equality.

[@riazbeats1605]

This Along with AI will be either the beginning of Superhumans and Immortality or Ultimately the very end of Man kind.

[@heidigeneration1670]

End of mankind

[@DanishTroll87]

@@heidigeneration1670 not the end lol

[@DanishTroll87]

Superhumans yes, immortality no.

[@terrorbilly1]

This inevitebly is our next evolutionary step, isn't it?

[@joaquin2646]

imagine ww3 with super ai robots vs super humans made by crispr. this is cool this should be a series

[@pnguvu195]

5:28 the twins needed to consent for changes in their bodies yet no one asked me if I wanted to be circumcised.

[@beefyogurt]

i dont think any aids patient would have been against the idea of being born with an edit so they would have never gotten sick in the first place

[@EazyE11]

@@beefyogurt they would if that edit caused them to be born without certain limbs.

[@VillainousMaximus]

@@beefyogurt Agreed, but its still uncharted territory. Could cuase other issues. Should be dealt with caution.

[@2CSST2]

@@beefyogurt Ok so if we can find any remote evidence that cutting ears get prevent some ear skin infections, albeit creating other problems, we should cut off every babies' ears

[@beefyogurt]

@@2CSST2 in theory yes, in practicality no. once the government finds a way to privatize it and make money then gene editing will be a thing. things are always in the best interest of the people... in charge

[@mr.alejandre9428]

It's really interesting technology. However, there's always a limitation to everything. For me, I would concern myself more with the POSITIVE effect of this technology. Treating diseases, good use for developing our fields of agriculture.

[@marciomolina5100]

I don't think it's fair for the babies they don't have a choice or say in the matter. I think they should do it on adults who consent to it.

[@r.1.336]

@@marciomolina5100well you don’t consent to being born either

[@Leenajam-]

@@marciomolina5100I don’t think they would mind not having a disease, they are going to be thankful eventually.

[@MachFiveFalcon]

@@marciomolina5100 I think far more people would be bothered by their parents not preventing them from having a disease than preventing it. And I consider circumcision a more serious violation of the body, but it's extremely common. I get where you're coming from - I just think the good far outweighs the bad.

[@inigojuancarlos]

As a biology student and someone who’s been interested in genome evolution, I look up Jennifer of UC Berkeley who’s been been on that forefront for years now. I’ve been following her ever since she did TED talk years ago. Well deserved in the Nobel prize.

[@kevinrandalrulach]

I agree that it might be incorrect to use it on unborn children in the absense of a life threatening disease. But purely in order to treat diseases such as sickle cell, vitilligo and alzheimer's, i think Crisper can take us lot closer to the results and just we seek. Only problem in using this technology in adults is targeting the exact cells we look for if i dont mistake according to what I have read. Really great if this technology can develop further to treat above mentioned diseases.

[@user-uh7jh2xd5b]

I think nanotech will help targeting exact cell. So we need to support for both crispr and nanotech

[@michaelbodicker5745]

It's inside all COVID vaccines .

[@r.1.336]

I think it should still be an option because it isn’t harming anyone if you disagree don’t do it why ruin it for everyone else

[@ThomasAlexander734]

We can use it to cure HIV, too 🎉!

[@marisabeltran3084]

Where do I sign up, I want super intelligent babies that can take care of me financially at the age of 12.

[@waqqasElahismch]

😂😂 u can't do that

[@marisabeltran3084]

@@waqqasElahismch why not?.

[@waqqasElahismch]

@@marisabeltran3084 it is regulated by international community and probality of sucess is almost negligible it may turn out that your baby is with some rare disease rather than being intelligent

[@marisabeltran3084]

@Kanye Fuller if I say I want them to take care of me financially when they are around 12 years old... wouldn't that mean that I would working towards an education for them?... a bad parent in my opinion would be doing the opposite.

[@engrirfan2140]

Education and skills can make any human a superhuman:-)

[@margaretchinaza-kk4mj]

Now I am proud of being a biotechnologist.

[@orvos1459]

How can I become a biotechnologist?

[@normabeatriz4247]

It does not matter if we like it or not, if the manipulation and modification of the genome is possible, it can be hindered for a certain time but no one can stop it. And like so many other discoveries and inventions, they can be used for good or for evil. The ultimate goal of science is knowledge for its own sake. Ethical and moral considerations belong to philosophy and can change with time and culture.

[@CosminReti]

Ethical and moral consideration changes with the need for population control.

[@jenniferrussell5366]

Welcome to the Covid 19 vaccines

[@toshahankins368]

Exactly!!!

[@obiwankenobi1991]

nwo

[@KarmicSlayer]

Yup

[@Jamie-zs2bl]

My exact thoughts!! I actually just found this video after watching the history Channel show, "America's book of secrets" where they mention the CRISPR tech being injected and being used as a form of mind control. So, my first thought was covid "vaccines" and mind control. 🤔 idk. And this is only the stuff we do know about already. Imagine what we don't know.

[@KarmicSlayer]

@@Jamie-zs2bl I see you are down this rabbit hole too Alice 🐇 it's deep and scary but try and stay calm. You'll have your days trust me 😔

[@kishorchhetri9885]

Sandra madam🇳🇵❤️ your best news anchor in the world❤️❤️

[@justsandra71]

Aww, thank you 😁

[@justsandra71]

@Krishnkant Singh What's that mean?

[@kishorchhetri9885]

@@justsandra71 madam ❤️❤️tq for your reply 😍

[@justsandra71]

@@kishorchhetri9885 Lol. Have a great day 👍❤

[@jackal2255]

😍😍 you are the best indeed

[@shondmichael1363]

5:20 Consent? "My body my choice" - abortion rights activists. Millions of children are aborted every year (some who are partially born) with no concern by women regarding the fetuses consent to being killed. In this case a Father agrees to have risky procedures used on single cells that formed his children, and there are acedemics whining about consent? Hypocrisy knows no bounds with some people.

[@AGMI9]

they also dont ask kids if they want chemotherapy or even surgery so its just bullshit if you ask me.

[@user-it5po2dq9w]

What else can you expect from Al Jazeera?

[@danlaw1208]

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[@karimchebab8498]

Scientists: we can modify Human beings American Military: Super Soldiers?? Scientists: oh no, oh no, oh no no no no no

[@unclejeffthechad9459]

OnIy God makes peopIe...

[@Robert_McGarry_Poems]

But they don't make bio weapons. Sure...

[@HardKore5250]

@@unclejeffthechad9459 no intervening god

[@mysteriousfleas]

They won't have a choice.

[@sanjaybhosle10]

But Chinese always try to trespass restricted areas

[@musaerose8397]

Crisper is either gonna make a Utopia or dystopia. A toss of a coin and the whole world shall hold its breath observing which side it will land on.

[@KarmicSlayer]

God doesn't like man tampering with his Creation.. just as in the Days of Noah. I think I know where this coin is gonna land 🧟💉🧬

[@aryagiram9868]

Yess

[@BamOn742]

Were already going that way, its vx for cv for the launch into the dystopian future off the elitiest

[@KarmicSlayer]

@@BamOn742 Weird you use the word dystopia.. God has been telling me over and over Dystopia.

[@Pj-hv3nw]

@@KarmicSlayer cringe argument

[@Sassyboi_]

ARKG doing really great, their largest holdings are in CRISPR companies.

[@alphabeta8403]

ARKW > ARKK > ARKG If you care about alpha performance. Biotech or not.

[@mahirhaque1801]

Nope teladoc

[@Garium87]

I don't understand the fear of so-called "designer babies". People have this odd idea that as a consequence, everyone would look the same. In reality, what's defined as beautiful is often a characteristic that is rare. Nobody would want blue eyes if everyone has blue eyes. And in regards to other aspects which are universally seen as more beautiful, like for example a very symmetric face, straight teeth, and so on, well why wouldn't you want everyone to be beautiful? What's so horrific about a world in which everyone is good-looking, intelligent, healthy, and athletic?

[@damianscott3710]

What is the point of playing the game if you already designed everything yourself

[@thereisalwayshopeinjesus2333]

I love all the comments here. I actually came to this because it is for a Healthcare Ethics class for MAOL. But I agree with what I have seen in a lot of the comments. To expect humans not to push the envelope ethically... you really can't stop it. And it does beg the question, where should we stop. Could we have stopped it knowing the nature of humans to always want more.

[@daniellaraman]

Science is all about pushing boundaries I think the Chinese scientist was doing the right thing

[@mohitalam6044]

Amazingly covered the whole topic. Please come out with more such emerging technologies.

[@inigojuancarlos]

Whole topic? They’ve barely scratch the surface. They haven’t tackle its application on our foods - our craps, animals and it’s embryonic vs adult gene approach. Try to read papers from scientific research and working lab scientists about the subject if you’re really interested.

[@fouadmas5413]

@@inigojuancarlos look up Synthetic biology = MRNA . Very scary technology

[@geokar6220]

I have a question. So let's say we start modifying our DNA in a way which will make as stronger, immune to viruses etc.. Why is that so controversial?

[@lyndon_sambo]

That my friend is a very good question

[@marisabeltran3084]

"Scientists say there is a very real risk that an edit could cause a mutation in the genome with side effects that we just can't predict". Me:🤔hmmm!... how about an example 🤨

[@adithyabontha4396]

Really Insightful. Great work Sandra 💯🐐

[@nastaran8418]

Did she just said making someone smarter ,more beautiful, more healthy? Sign me in however unethical, I would liked a scientist would eradicate my heart problem before I even begin so I could walk a little fast and wouldn't feel like I'm gonna pass out

[@MachFiveFalcon]

Same. And even concerning the beauty aspect of it - think how much less pain there would be in the world if everyone were beautiful!

[@internetmail3888]

I can't help but think a "personalised healthcare system" sounds a lot like a eugenics system for racial and political hygiene.

[@thebabaa5001]

Vaccines anyone?

[@DecepticonLeader]

There's always someone trying to demonize technological breakthroughs. The whole genetics deal goes beyond such petty concepts as race and politics. The future is to buy your own bioreactor, program it and give yourself the genetic therapy to fix genetic issues. Adding beneficial ones is certainly the icing on the cake.

[@Beyt_El]

@@DecepticonLeader The TECHNOLOGY might go beyond such "petty’ concepts, but the nature and intent of man does not. History is a prime measure of that. While people continue to create innovative technological advancements the purpose behind its use can and always does become corrupt.

[@DecepticonLeader]

@@Beyt_El So you're saying man can't change because in the past this was true? 100 years ago I bet you would be one of those people who said humanity would never fly. And here we are today, airplanes worldwide. You rely too much on the comforts of the past. Where we are going, race and nature is irrelevant. Everything can be altered with technology. I've longed for the day when I lose my humanity to cybernetic and genetic alterations. Soon that day will be here.

[@Beyt_El]

@@DecepticonLeader What on earth are you talking about?? What world are you living in?? The monstrous nature of man is every where!! Nuclear Bombs exist that has the capacity to wipe out an entire country!! You’re insane!! 🤯

[@pinacolada4993]

Gene editing can cure all diseases! I need help reaching out to anyone to help my son who has been in the hospital for almost 4 months at UCSF of SF suffering from MELAS. I would love for my son to be apart of any study to help fix his mitochondria.

[@peterhutlas3572]

I wish he gets some kind of effective treatment as soon as possible

[@nykwoncoppedge2019]

We should start a protest to get crisper legal for people who consent to it

[@prodigal1970]

Great presentation on Crisper gene modification.

[@MrCharlesdick]

that genetic modification was actually a really simple one, without any real downside. The human genome is full of flaws and being able to do something about it is a good thing.

[@Paul-ms2pd]

God doesn't make mistakes humans do

[@averaguilar]

I remember reading a book when I was like 15 years old that predicted this entire video, of course there was no CRISPR discover yet, but it covered all the benefits and ethics, as well as potential misuses. Imagine a dictator who could have a harem of real beauties all of them deeply in love with him, or custom made workers who can repair a jet in mid air attached externally, or supersoldiers with formidable strength and vision and hearing.

[@abbasmerchant9047]

U are so good Sandra. Best news from your channel.❤️

[@jawedmanowar657]

Its always great such updated short and brief Videos Hope to watch in coming times more of the video's

[@JesusChristDenton_7]

We are not only men of science: we are men of hope.

[@zeeshansarwar8896]

That technology in the wrong hands can lead to a disastrous future. All govts should unanimously take steps to control such stuff.

[@1Flyingfist]

If we are finding out about it in a KZbin video, whoever works for those governments, probably did this 5-10 years ago. 😳 Otherwise it would be too secret and a threat to national security, or something. Hasn't this been done for years? 🤣 Do you think that the gay/trans explosion was 100% natural? Riiiight.... 🙄

[@ishish8816]

@@1Flyingfist you are just spewing nonsense like a madman.

[@thebabaa5001]

Too late. Eugenics has now won the day. Vaccines anyone?

[@kanekiken1417]

The Government Doesn't Do Good Controlling Anything Which Is Why Our World Is So Chaotic Now

[@jamilualiyu7565]

Very impressive health technical machines for genes and DNA analysis, I like it.

[@IstanbulBeautyOne]

Welcome back to Aljazeera studio

[@165yutr6]

If this could cure muscular dystrophy my son and so many people with that disease can have chance at life. I really wish this technology is explored more and help us parents with this heart breaking reality in life that our child is going to die before our eyes.

[@nykwoncoppedge2019]

I think we should start a protest for it

[@scoria1755]

When music is playing while someone is speaking, it is obnoxious.

[@sm6756]

WOW! Great report!! Keep on

[@shahzeb4938]

Love ur program and the way you present

[@omsemperorvan5416]

I think this can be very good. Let's use technology for enhanced bodies better than any naturally flawed ones.

[@hunterkudo9832]

a flower grows and dies, does that make it flawed?

[@omsemperorvan5416]

@@hunterkudo9832 the existence of a flower is minute compared to the lifespan of a human. The human body is more complex than a mere plant. I think everyone should have the right to have healthy, beautiful children.

[@Dandelionn728]

@@omsemperorvan5416 healthy yes, beautiful no. Using this for appearance just isn’t worth it in my opinion, as we don’t even know the side effects of this technology yet. For diseases like sickle cell it would make sense to take the risk more than just appearance or someone’s eye color.

[@Kenny-tl7ir]

@@hunterkudo9832 a bit of an insult to compare the human body with full mental awareness with a flower.

[@archanapatil9805]

Is there any updates of clinical trials which going on inherited eye disease (macular dystrophy, stargard diseases) by using " CRISPER CAS 9"

[@einnairo]

Editas is a company specialising in eye crispr tech.

[@TheAmmijee]

THANK YOU

[@vishaalbhatnagar3924]

Good coverage! Excellent analysis. For those interested, please read up 'She Has Her Mother's Laugh' by Carl Zimmer.

[@ASA-tb4do]

So attractive and affective I love u and love ur speech and reports

[@patrickbennett439]

Shes ok, I mean, I wouldnt exactly kick her out of bed for eating crackers. :)

[@Churlz]

Creep

[@ASA-tb4do]

@@Churlz nope yo,it is just an attractive motivation to watch her show

[@wisanu99]

6:01 "and this has the potential to really increase inequality in our society". I'm more worried about the gen-edited human to pass the traits on in the way that creates zombie.. :)

[@ushnishsengupta6916]

This will be going a long way to help me in my seminar presentation on the same topic due next month. Cheers !!

[@aasthaacharya6815]

I really liked this show. It's crisp and too the point.

[@haaim1.071]

This is amazing

[@unclejeffthechad9459]

No it's not, it's eviI. Jesus Christ...

[@samuelyuri645]

Can it be used in adults to change their appearence? If so, it can be amazing. This also can be used to cure many diseases like aging and so on. The pros are to good to stop it. I say we must use it for good.

[@HermitKing731]

my biggest hope is that it can be used to change an adults sexual and romantic orientation. i was born asexual aromantic and am really hating it and am hoping they find a way to change it some day. that would be the happiest day of my life. but that discovery wont be made until many decades, if ever im sure. with my luck il probably be dead before they dicover it.

[@abukirawagah4183]

@@HermitKing731 there's nothing wrong with being an asexual aromantic. You deserve all the love in the world as someone of that sexual orientation. There's nothing wrong with you the way you are. Nonetheless, that doesn't suddenly make the hate go away but please remember that you don't deserve hate. Society has taught us that having a partner is like the pinnacle of adult life or something but even without that you still hold the capacity to make genuine friendships that'll last a lifetime. Who's to say that platonic love comes second? It's so fulfilling and just as important as platonic love. You deserve all the love in the world just as you are. Your aromantic and asexual orientation is not something that needs to be cured. It needs to be loved. Have a nice day💞💕

[@HermitKing731]

@@abukirawagah4183 everything you have said is wrong and stupid.

[@ifaizushaikh]

Mind blowing🤯

[@ManchintiPavani]

New inventions can help to people❤

[@francisk.cooper9596]

I think the power of this technology should be used to treat rare diseases or malfunction with consent!

[@CosminReti]

It should be used to treat everything, and to enhance everything it can

[@lazarusblackwell6988]

Its the future. Im excited about it. Even if it may be scary.

[@alphabah9822]

This lady makes everything interesting

[@mubashirali7829]

nice work

[@michaelreyes2758]

Blueprint by Robert Plomin is a great book on behavioral genetics and helps you gain an understanding on how things like polygenic scores could change the way we understand behavior and psychological traits. Also, I from what I read, there won’t be “designer babies” anytime soon in the sense that scientists would be able to significantly alter traits like intelligence or physical capabilities. Yes it is important to consider research and engage in ethical discussion- especially because the treatment of single gene disorders could happen in the very near future. But, traits like intelligence involve thousands, or hundreds of thousands of genes that scientists are just beginning to identify- not to mention these hundreds of thousands of genes are used by the body for many other functions. There is no single “intelligence gene,” and even genes that are related to intelligence effect many other functions, so beginning to alter them, on a scale of thousands given we don’t fully understand what else they effect, is far fetched at this point.

[@inextinguishablemoltenblooded]

The day beckons , know that

[@tyrfree5733]

Oh well...look at the covid vaccine ...no one knows what's gonna happen to those who took it or their children.

[@muhammadfanriadho5337]

Divergent movie become reality

[@maheikool6947]

Superb 👌

[@sadamhussainlaghari1654]

Good program

[@markjmaxwell9819]

With technology pushing into realms we had never dreamed of thirty years ago. The guidelines for some of these technologies have yet to be written.... Cyborgs.... Electronic mind enhancement to name a few... Don't forget pure cloning... A VERY exciting time to be alive....

[@Ujayapriya]

I want to study Genetic engineering. Because of I want to become a scientist in genetics. But how can I study . I don't know which college is offering this course . Pls give any suggestion for my studies.. pls.....

[@earlaweese]

*Start off by studying on Wikipedia if you can, but check your sources. You can find .pdf filles online or you can try an online school if you can’t attend in person. Just look it up on Google: “Genetic Engineering” major. Get an overview on it on Wikipedia- just look it up. Maybe go to a bookstore and find a book on it.* 🌺💝⚛️🧬

[@Ujayapriya]

@@earlaweese thank you so much 🙏🙏🙏

[@sudipaich7617]

Can we depigment skin with crispr for genetic hyperpigmentation

[@riggs8006]

Why is it that every step forward needs to be talked about by the public, the public are idiots, just get on with it and do everything possible to advance the human race

[@composeryawyawmayhem6392]

People will live forever with this technology. That's great. Rich people will be able to afford it. Then us little people.

[@blu3fire243]

Sounds too good to be true. There will be drawbacks, and risks

[@cocineroideal4414]

You think pharma is going to allow scientists find a cure for diseases? I think not, too much $ at risk.

[@hydromic2518]

They could just make CRISPR more expensive, but I’m hopeful that something like that doesn’t happen

[@hissendaud653]

I ❤ so much al Jazeera English

[@peterclemerson3197]

Do you know whether this program or one very much like it was broadcast in Arabic?

[@hissendaud653]

@@peterclemerson3197 👲 I don't know

[@hoganmitchell5515]

When can we get this help

[@MrIEnigma]

So much has happened since CRISPR began.

[@JoshIgbinijesu]

Heritable genome editing should only be done with desirable genes. No one should be able to make their kids short or uglier.

[@alexanderfriis7375]

It should only be used to fix genetic diseases and never … I said NEVER be used to “fix” cosmetics.

[@hunterkudo9832]

@@alexanderfriis7375 plastic surgery has taught me, that people will use it eventually for cosmetics.

[@mohsinashraf3836]

Love you 💖

[@Unavailableayush]

Imagine If Nanotechnology is combined with CRISPR😮 We need to support both.

[@akshorts2115]

Can it cure diseases like asthama and mental health disorders 😢😢😢

[@Unavailableayush]

@@akshorts2115 I am not sure about mental health but I will definitely cure asthma, I would say Asthma will be cured in next 10 years

[@DeusEstAmor________137]

​@@Unavailableayushwhat about autoimmune disease

[@lucyk2371]

Has anyone seen the movie Gattaca? It was ahead of it's time. This is an absolute breakthrough as a potential cure for inherited cancer! Keep studying it!

[@Backup439]

15 years later. 2 twin girls with super powers

[@quadcityracing]

Good stock purchase right now. Long terms gonna be huge.

[@mdb1239]

What's to prevent some unstoppable disease from being intentionally/unintentionally being released on humanity thru gene editing?

[@vazeerkhan4838]

you will live to see man-made horrors beyond your comprehension. ~TESLA

[@toshahankins368]

Exactly

[@AZAE7]

Make an episode on the Muslim Holocaust in China!!

[@Danuxsy]

not possible, China has too much economic power.

[@mdsadmanalvi744]

so much is happening already in this world, war, crime, injustice and so on. but leaders are afraid of modifying a good thing like CRISPR. Use the technology to help and save lives and think positive.

[@warriormom_of_many]

Thank you for a better understanding of this technology.

[@nykwoncoppedge2019]

Is crisper legal anywhere

[@hanavesela5884]

As someone who suffers from genetic disease, I personally am looking forward to how this technology is going to be used in medicine. But it should never be used to make designer babies and it should only aply to a person who consented to their DNA to be changed not to the future generations that had no say.

[@john-carlosynostroza]

I hope this happens for you and many others but don't hold your breath about it not being used for this or for that. The best chance of it getting made is through people who are greedy and will definitely make these things happen but people like you can get the benefit of healing. it just seems like human greed is inevitable which is quite sad but this technology will help many and maybe destroy us in the end as well. darn "us" ...

[@hanavesela5884]

​@@john-carlosynostroza

[@hanavesela5884]

@@john-carlosynostroza Best chance will probably be buying it on black market or from someones garage instead of waiting for proper chanels. But its at least something and that is allways better than nothing.

[@CosminReti]

Why it should never be used for designed babys ? So it is better to a have a baby with defects that will get sick, and than use the technology to fix them, or they should be disease free from the start using the technology ? Because we loose the medical and pharma establishments by doing it from the beggining ?

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[@melintinex6865]

All these types of stuff been going on at area 51, the same way they have technology to give you the top notch quality and speed of computers, graphics, processors, phones, vehicles etc,. but gradually bring out pinches each year, to keep you in a materialist loop. Every thing pertaining to these types of topics they bring to the public been going on for decades

[@zr5168]

plsss her voice is so good

[@tdub6542]

i swear im attracted

[@nufh]

It's not wrong if I mutate the spider, and let it bite me to transform me into Spidey.

[@kaitlyn6853]

When I watch this video, I get the feeling of severe biases, jumping to conclusions, relying on too many assumptions, and an expectation to conform to a certain viewpoint. It's one thing to make an argument for valid scientific concerns, but it's confusing when you contradict your own point bringing into question the ethics of making babies immune to HIV without their consent. Your overall point is lost on me multiple times throughout your presentation. Like yeah, I get it, editing the germline could have devastating repercussions, but is the best way to show it to the viewer really to show them how it made the germline HIV resistant? You make your case like an anti-vaxxer lol

[@AGMI9]

I wonder if that woman talking about consent is against abortion

[@babymoon5282]

There are barely any people who are anti vaccine....sorry

[@user-iu6cr6pt7s]

I think modifying grasses that cattle eat so that they can absorb/metabolize methane AND fix nitrogen (fertilize surrounding grasses) would be a great way to soak up methane and increase the amount of cattle in a piece of land... Relatedly, having large ranches upstream of landfills would also work better with methane absorbing grasses... So you have a landfill where methane is being harvested and concerted to propane. You have methane that leaks from underground gets partially absorbed by methane consuming grasses, that get eaten by cattle nearby... Maybe throw in some insects, bacteria and worms that consume plastics as well...

[@theprecursor8736]

you are the best

[@kerrysammy3277]

The island of Dr Morrow, tomorrow. Enter: The Avengers.

[@politiciansthrowstones]

Is this what they're using now for the covid-19

[@toshahankins368]

That's exactly what they are using, with nanotechnology altering DNA

[@kyliank9714]

@@toshahankins368 possibly you be forced to take it in the future

[@bp9696]

huh, is it just me or are these videos not appearing in my subscriptions feed?

[@TheProRebel00]

There will always be someone to carry the work. Sooner or later it'll be everywhere in everyone.

[@ankurantil8917]

I support that Chinese scientist

[@justdogood7413]

Whilst doing research at med school, I had my own private project by experimenting with genes. I tweaked some babies' genes to be disease-resistant and today as teens, they never got ill nor have they any concept of what it is like to be unwell. I also modified their sirtuin 6 gene to slow down aging after reaching the end of their teens. So when they reach around 20, hopefully they will remain as youthful even past 100. In other words, providing all goes well and they don't get run over in an accident, I don't see why they can't live perpetually.

[@dietspicesandsweets6808]

How you pick up thier gene?

[@nameberry220]

?

[@5195384595]

Lol

[@amadeusgrandson7357]

Brave new world

[@sakibadnan8175]

Just watched 'Gattaca' last night !

[@earthcoloredeyes5043]

We are changing any way according to evolution, so why not have control? Biology is always looking for the most efficient, at the rate we are going with dependency we will be potatoes with autonomous machines caring for us.

[@tkhcompany]

This is old news. Com’on Aljazeera, Imma need y’all to keep up.

[@101yayo]

Who wants designer babies? Humans engineered especially to survive in space or on other planets.

[@Robert_McGarry_Poems]

Designer engineered bio weapons! The military always gets it first. Begs a few questions, in all honesty.

[@josephthapa2906]

You look great!!!

[@danielperkins5396]

What good are rules or laws.They break and abuse people every day