"Has gain-of-function research of concern ever benefited humankind?" No, but it's certainly benefited pharmakind and governmentkind.
"Has gain-of-function research of concern ever benefited humankind?"
No, but it's certainly benefited pharmakind and governmentkind.
To be honest, it could eventually tune viruses to attack cancer cells.
That said, we are in the infancy of this stuff and already created over 5 million deaths and even infected animals.
Perhaps it could be done safely in Antarctica. Whoever approved of doing it the middle of a crowded city deserves jail time.
Or a global class action suit.
No one has waived pharma's liability for creating the virus.
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"Has gain-of-function research of concern ever benefited humankind?"
No, but it's certainly benefited pharmakind and governmentkind.
To be honest, it could eventually tune viruses to attack cancer cells.
That said, we are in the infancy of this stuff and already created over 5 million deaths and even infected animals.
Perhaps it could be done safely in Antarctica. Whoever approved of doing it the middle of a crowded city deserves jail time.
Or a global class action suit.
No one has waived pharma's liability for creating the virus.