J. Craig Venter Dies at 79 and the Privatized-Genome Argument Loses Its Author
The synthetic-genome pioneer died Wednesday in San Diego at 79, the same week the National Science Board was fired and AI bioweapons transcripts went unanswered.
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The synthetic-genome pioneer died Wednesday in San Diego at 79, the same week the National Science Board was fired and AI bioweapons transcripts went unanswered.
A B-meson decay channel pulled four standard deviations from the Standard Model — odds of fluke one in sixteen thousand, three times the data already collected.