The CRISPR Revolution: Capabilities & Limitations | Natasha Bamdad | TEDxSacredHeartSchoolsAtherton

This talk addresses the different controversies around the biotechnology innovation of CRISPR and educates the audience on how CRISPR can actually be used in our current world, and what current biotech companies are doing with the use of CRISPR to better navigate us through the world. I am a current Junior at the prep who has had an interest in Biotechnology since middle school and has been public speaking from an early age. I am really looking forward to being able to share my interests in biotechnology with others through TEDx and to educate people on the advancing biotechnology industry. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@tysonristau4995]

Not sure there is any new info here from 10 years ago?

[@FunMushizzle]

We need AI in here ASAP, this tech has been around for years but it's so wildly complex that only a tiny percentage of the human population can comprehend it or move it forward. Don't really care about bringing back extinct animals, but focus on curing heart disease, cancers, and chronic inflammatory conditions and you'll make the lives of billions better! Healthspan is key to saving our aging societies in the Western world as we head towards populations over the next few decades heavily skewed with the elderly. They will cripple countries with their social healthcare costs unless we focus on keeping them healthier for longer... So much promise in this tech!

[@ivaaization]

Es la cura para el VIH??

[@skyhavender]

Great great bringing back animals that nature already killed off. Screw that give me a anti aging formula so that i can play skyrim and chill forever after a long day at work 😂😂

[@RogueElement.]

U have a goated mentality 😂❤

[@skyhavender]

@@RogueElement. 🤣😉