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10.2.2000 I'm sorry about the lack of posts, but basically I don't even have 30 minutes to spare anymore. I will post whenever I can, but they will be sporadic at best. If anyone wishes to take over bitek processor, send me an e-mail and I will hand over the keys... Anyway, the NEWS: I came across an article that if confirmed would seriously f*** up all our notions of the age of species and evolution, etc. It says that our mitochondrial clocks may run 100 times faster than previously thought, and as such, evolution may have happened at a much faster rate. If so, it may have took only a few thousand years for us to evolve from our ape ancestors. Freaky. Watch this development closely.
A little speculation about 3D printers and possible applications, a good read. GENETIC ART: A genetic art exhibit is currently in progress at Exit Art in NYC. It's called: Paradise Now: Picturing the Genetic Revolution
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