*NEW METHOD* to making your KIDS genetically SUPERIOR to the normies kids 🤯 ⭐

[Brava]

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) - Is a revolutionary technology that was invented in 2012, that makes it possible to edit your genes, it is derived from a natural bacterial defense mechanism, allowing scientists to precisely cut and modify DNA

How does it work?

1. Scientists design a small piece of RNA called a guide RNA (gRNA) its kind of like a GPS locator
2. The Cas9 enzyme follows the guide RNA to the correct spot and cuts the DNA
3. Then the cell repairs it, Scientists use this repair process to do stuff like...

• Turn a gene off (by disrupting it)
• Fix a mutation
• Insert a new Gene
• Replace part of the DNA

By the time most of this generation becomes parents this technology could potentially be used more regularly

Pros of this Technology
- Can Treat Genetic Diseases
- Could Help Fight Cancer
- Can Help Prevent Inherited Diseases in Future Generations
- People can modify their kids to their desires
- Can Improve Crops and Food Supply
Cons of this Technology
- Ethical Concerns
- Unknown Long-term effects
- Possible problems that can occur if done incorectly during the operations that can ruin the outcome for the patient
- Inequality issues (if its expensive it will only be available to the rich and well the rich will just get even more richer)
- This sort of gene editing is permanent
- Possible misuse (can be misused by the consumer and even by the government )

My Overral Thoughts?

• Personally I think it can be good for future development projects, BUT again there are a lot of possible things that can go wrong especially with the misuse of this technology. But again if its gonna help your kids ascend then who cares.. Right?

What are your Thoughts on this? Have you already known about this technology or is this new news for you? Would you consider this for your future kids?
Sources

CRISPR - Wikipedia

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crisprtx.com

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.add8643

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[Brava]

BUMP

 

[Brava]

Bump bro wth

 

[friedbyluca]

If this is commonly used or not extremely rarely used I might do this if I become a parent but it'll probably be 100k+ to get it done knowing what they've done with other stuff similar, if it is available to the public and not bank breaking then it could be really misused with some weirdos creating clones and weird shit but they'll probably have some sort of background checks and more for something like this

 

[Leo]

If this is commonly used or not extremely rarely used I might do this if I become a parent but it'll probably be 100k+ to get it done knowing what they've done with other stuff similar, if it is available to the public and not bank breaking then it could be really misused with some weirdos creating clones and weird shit but they'll probably have some sort of background checks and more for something like this

lowk

 

[Deleted member 318558]

Already seen the documentary abt it. They don’t want to use it for cosmetic purposes bc “muh eugenics, that’s bad”

I think in abt 10 years it’ll be normalized and everyone will be genetic editing

 

[polonaecel]

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) - Is a revolutionary technology that was invented in 2012, that makes it possible to edit your genes, it is derived from a natural bacterial defense mechanism, allowing scientists to precisely cut and modify DNA

View attachment 4675617
How does it work?

1. Scientists design a small piece of RNA called a guide RNA (gRNA) its kind of like a GPS locator
2. The Cas9 enzyme follows the guide RNA to the correct spot and cuts the DNA
3. Then the cell repairs it, Scientists use this repair process to do stuff like...

• Turn a gene off (by disrupting it)
• Fix a mutation
• Insert a new Gene
• Replace part of the DNA

By the time most of this generation becomes parents this technology could potentially be used more regularly

Pros of this Technology
- Can Treat Genetic Diseases
- Could Help Fight Cancer
- Can Help Prevent Inherited Diseases in Future Generations
- People can modify their kids to their desires
- Can Improve Crops and Food Supply
Cons of this Technology
- Ethical Concerns
- Unknown Long-term effects
- Possible problems that can occur if done incorectly during the operations that can ruin the outcome for the patient
- Inequality issues (if its expensive it will only be available to the rich and well the rich will just get even more richer)
- This sort of gene editing is permanent
- Possible misuse (can be misused by the consumer and even by the government )

My Overral Thoughts?

• Personally I think it can be good for future development projects, BUT again there are a lot of possible things that can go wrong especially with the misuse of this technology. But again if its gonna help your kids ascend then who cares.. Right?

What are your Thoughts on this? Have you already known about this technology or is this new news for you? Would you consider this for your future kids?
Sources

CRISPR - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Home

crisprtx.com

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.add8643

Thank you for reading this post

Good thread, sadly none of us will ever afford this which is good because then the next generation will be just 6’8 Chads

 

[Brava]

n

If this is commonly used or not extremely rarely used I might do this if I become a parent but it'll probably be 100k+ to get it done knowing what they've done with other stuff similar, if it is available to the public and not bank breaking then it could be really misused with some weirdos creating clones and weird shit but they'll probably have some sort of background checks and more for something like this

not only that but the government can start gene editing its population to control them even more

 

[friedbyluca]

n

not only that but the government can start gene editing its population to control them even more

If Hitler was alive he'd be spamming blonde with blue eyes same with other government doing bullshit like that with just brown hair and certain traits and stuff

 

[Brava]

Already seen the documentary abt it. They don’t want to use it for cosmetic purposes bc “muh eugenics, that’s bad”

I think in abt 10 years it’ll be normalized and everyone will be genetic editing

Some people believe this could be used for ethnic cleansing by getting rid of diffrent kinds of races. but i think thats a stretch, there will definetly be some precautions when the editing process occurs on someones cells.

 

[Deleted member 318558]

Some people believe this could be used for ethnic cleansing by getting rid of diffrent kinds of races. but i think thats a stretch, there will definetly be some precautions when the editing process occurs on someones cells.

They’ve already used it on 2 Chinese girls to prevent them from getting HIV.

IK they’re doing it for sicle cell, and altering pig genes to give them human hearts


Pretty sure it will stay medical until they get really good at it, then they will start on cosmetics

Races will never go extinct. Conservative race lovers will all believe their race is the best and refuse to change those genes

 

[Brava]

They’ve already used it on 2 Chinese girls to prevent them from getting HIV.

IK they’re doing it for sicle cell, and altering pig genes to give them human hearts


Pretty sure it will stay medical until they get really good at it, then they will start on cosmetics

Races will never go extinct. Conservative race lovers will all believe their race is the best and refuse to change those genes

ive seen what they did to the 2 chinese girls its pretty cool that it works, and yea it will take some time for it to get approved and shit a but I find it really cool how far technology has been developing.

 

[mirinorbitals]

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) - Is a revolutionary technology that was invented in 2012, that makes it possible to edit your genes, it is derived from a natural bacterial defense mechanism, allowing scientists to precisely cut and modify DNA

View attachment 4675617
How does it work?

1. Scientists design a small piece of RNA called a guide RNA (gRNA) its kind of like a GPS locator
2. The Cas9 enzyme follows the guide RNA to the correct spot and cuts the DNA
3. Then the cell repairs it, Scientists use this repair process to do stuff like...

• Turn a gene off (by disrupting it)
• Fix a mutation
• Insert a new Gene
• Replace part of the DNA

By the time most of this generation becomes parents this technology could potentially be used more regularly

Pros of this Technology
- Can Treat Genetic Diseases
- Could Help Fight Cancer
- Can Help Prevent Inherited Diseases in Future Generations
- People can modify their kids to their desires
- Can Improve Crops and Food Supply
Cons of this Technology
- Ethical Concerns
- Unknown Long-term effects
- Possible problems that can occur if done incorectly during the operations that can ruin the outcome for the patient
- Inequality issues (if its expensive it will only be available to the rich and well the rich will just get even more richer)
- This sort of gene editing is permanent
- Possible misuse (can be misused by the consumer and even by the government )

My Overral Thoughts?

• Personally I think it can be good for future development projects, BUT again there are a lot of possible things that can go wrong especially with the misuse of this technology. But again if its gonna help your kids ascend then who cares.. Right?

What are your Thoughts on this? Have you already known about this technology or is this new news for you? Would you consider this for your future kids?
Sources

CRISPR - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Home

crisprtx.com

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.add8643

Thank you for reading this post

I think I'll just feed my kids (if I even pull jfl) raw animal foods

 

[Brava]

I think I'll just feed my kids (if I even pull jfl) raw animal foods

not gonna be enough

 

[Brava]

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) - Is a revolutionary technology that was invented in 2012, that makes it possible to edit your genes, it is derived from a natural bacterial defense mechanism, allowing scientists to precisely cut and modify DNA

View attachment 4675617
How does it work?

1. Scientists design a small piece of RNA called a guide RNA (gRNA) its kind of like a GPS locator
2. The Cas9 enzyme follows the guide RNA to the correct spot and cuts the DNA
3. Then the cell repairs it, Scientists use this repair process to do stuff like...

• Turn a gene off (by disrupting it)
• Fix a mutation
• Insert a new Gene
• Replace part of the DNA

By the time most of this generation becomes parents this technology could potentially be used more regularly

Pros of this Technology
- Can Treat Genetic Diseases
- Could Help Fight Cancer
- Can Help Prevent Inherited Diseases in Future Generations
- People can modify their kids to their desires
- Can Improve Crops and Food Supply
Cons of this Technology
- Ethical Concerns
- Unknown Long-term effects
- Possible problems that can occur if done incorectly during the operations that can ruin the outcome for the patient
- Inequality issues (if its expensive it will only be available to the rich and well the rich will just get even more richer)
- This sort of gene editing is permanent
- Possible misuse (can be misused by the consumer and even by the government )

My Overral Thoughts?

• Personally I think it can be good for future development projects, BUT again there are a lot of possible things that can go wrong especially with the misuse of this technology. But again if its gonna help your kids ascend then who cares.. Right?

What are your Thoughts on this? Have you already known about this technology or is this new news for you? Would you consider this for your future kids?
Sources

CRISPR - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Home

crisprtx.com

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.add8643

Thank you for reading this post

Holy bump

 

[Jesus_ist_König]

Yes I know changing ur face is also changing what God made u like but changing dna is clearly a sin and shouldn’t be done

 

[Brava]

Yes I know changing ur face is also changing what God made u like but changing dna is clearly a sin and shouldn’t be done

Well if you know 100% that you have a genetical disease wouldn’t you want to get rid of it for your kids ?

 

[Jesus_ist_König]

Well if you know 100% that you have a genetical disease wouldn’t you want to get rid of it for your kids ?

I dont know

 

[Brava]

I dont know

Also God makes so much people look
Ugly or genetically inferior wouldn’t someone with inferior genes want to have it avoided for there kids so they can be better ?

 

[Natural.love]

water but nobody on this forum will have enough for allat

 

[Jesus_ist_König]

Also God makes so much people look
Ugly or genetically inferior wouldn’t someone with inferior genes want to have it avoided for there kids so they can be better ?

To Fod everyone is the sme beautiful its the humans that have the beauty standards

 

[Brava]

water but nobody on this forum will have enough for allat

You never know …

 

[Deleted member 259104]

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) - Is a revolutionary technology that was invented in 2012, that makes it possible to edit your genes, it is derived from a natural bacterial defense mechanism, allowing scientists to precisely cut and modify DNA

View attachment 4675617
How does it work?

1. Scientists design a small piece of RNA called a guide RNA (gRNA) its kind of like a GPS locator
2. The Cas9 enzyme follows the guide RNA to the correct spot and cuts the DNA
3. Then the cell repairs it, Scientists use this repair process to do stuff like...

• Turn a gene off (by disrupting it)
• Fix a mutation
• Insert a new Gene
• Replace part of the DNA

By the time most of this generation becomes parents this technology could potentially be used more regularly

Pros of this Technology
- Can Treat Genetic Diseases
- Could Help Fight Cancer
- Can Help Prevent Inherited Diseases in Future Generations
- People can modify their kids to their desires
- Can Improve Crops and Food Supply
Cons of this Technology
- Ethical Concerns
- Unknown Long-term effects
- Possible problems that can occur if done incorectly during the operations that can ruin the outcome for the patient
- Inequality issues (if its expensive it will only be available to the rich and well the rich will just get even more richer)
- This sort of gene editing is permanent
- Possible misuse (can be misused by the consumer and even by the government )

My Overral Thoughts?

• Personally I think it can be good for future development projects, BUT again there are a lot of possible things that can go wrong especially with the misuse of this technology. But again if its gonna help your kids ascend then who cares.. Right?

What are your Thoughts on this? Have you already known about this technology or is this new news for you? Would you consider this for your future kids?
Sources

CRISPR - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Home

crisprtx.com

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.add8643

Thank you for reading this post

Fuck this shit why are we investing more capital into this
The rich get richer while the poor get poorer

 

[avenox]

cna i do this on myself

 

[Brava]

cna i do this on myself

Unfortunately not

 

[avenox]

Unfortunately not

NOOOO

 

[irrumator praetor]

Unknown Long-term effects

Possible misuse (can be misused by the consumer and even by the government )

you already know it will, it has to. They probably already are doing so right now tbh or whenever they'll be able to

 

[Aox Ofwar]

Cons of this Technology
- Ethical Concerns
- Unknown Long-term effects
- Possible problems that can occur if done incorectly during the operations that can ruin the outcome for the patient
- Inequality issues (if its expensive it will only be available to the rich and well the rich will just get even more richer)
- This sort of gene editing is permanent
- Possible misuse (can be misused by the consumer and even by the government )

Those are essentially cope or only cons to those who can't afford it

 

[Brava]

O

you already know it will, it has to. They probably already are doing so right now tbh or whenever they'll be able to

Oh yes that like the biggest concerns fr

 

[irrumator praetor]

Those are essentially cope or only cons to those who can't afford it

its also cope if ur not part of their club and they lowkey just genetically modify you to be a cattle robot slave even if ur rich enough to pay

 

[Brava]

Those are essentially cope or only cons to those who can't afford it

Idk

We are already seeing a popularization of hgh use amongst rich Korean families

I think people like that would do try this too

 

[Aox Ofwar]

Idk

We are already seeing a popularization of hgh use amongst rich Korean families

I think people like that would do try this too

I'm saying there's no cons

 

[Brava]

I'm saying there's no cons

Yea and I’m trying to make the point that this will be big due to the fact that their are already something similar going on so a potentinal market is already formed

 

[volgograd009]

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) - Is a revolutionary technology that was invented in 2012, that makes it possible to edit your genes, it is derived from a natural bacterial defense mechanism, allowing scientists to precisely cut and modify DNA

View attachment 4675617
How does it work?

1. Scientists design a small piece of RNA called a guide RNA (gRNA) its kind of like a GPS locator
2. The Cas9 enzyme follows the guide RNA to the correct spot and cuts the DNA
3. Then the cell repairs it, Scientists use this repair process to do stuff like...

• Turn a gene off (by disrupting it)
• Fix a mutation
• Insert a new Gene
• Replace part of the DNA

By the time most of this generation becomes parents this technology could potentially be used more regularly

Pros of this Technology
- Can Treat Genetic Diseases
- Could Help Fight Cancer
- Can Help Prevent Inherited Diseases in Future Generations
- People can modify their kids to their desires
- Can Improve Crops and Food Supply
Cons of this Technology
- Ethical Concerns
- Unknown Long-term effects
- Possible problems that can occur if done incorectly during the operations that can ruin the outcome for the patient
- Inequality issues (if its expensive it will only be available to the rich and well the rich will just get even more richer)
- This sort of gene editing is permanent
- Possible misuse (can be misused by the consumer and even by the government )

My Overral Thoughts?

• Personally I think it can be good for future development projects, BUT again there are a lot of possible things that can go wrong especially with the misuse of this technology. But again if its gonna help your kids ascend then who cares.. Right?

What are your Thoughts on this? Have you already known about this technology or is this new news for you? Would you consider this for your future kids?
Sources

CRISPR - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Home

crisprtx.com

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.add8643

Thank you for reading this post

BOTB worthy

 

[Brava]

BOTB worthy

“volgograd009”

Hmmm let me think

Братан с Волгограда

И

Родился в 2009 году

 

[volgograd009]

“volgograd009”

Hmmm let me think

Братан с Волгограда

И

Родился в 2009 году

 

[Brava]

Я угадал?????

 

[volgograd009]

Я угадал?????

Да именно так вы тоже русский?

 

[Brava]

Да именно так вы тоже русский?

Да, но живу в сша сейчас

 

[Brava]

I think I'll just feed my kids (if I even pull jfl) raw animal foods

cant rely on just that ngl

 

[CelestialJackrabbit]

Gen beta and hypergamy is going go be so fucked in the future 170 iq genetically modified 6'8 Oliver O' Conner and Dolph Lundgren chads born from rich parents are just going to be walking around.

 

[Brava]

Gen beta and hypergamy is going go be so fucked in the future 170 iq genetically modified 6'8 Oliver O' Conner and Dolph Lundgren chads born from rich parents are just going to be walking around.

being 7 foot will be the new 6 foot rip

robots will become competition

 

[kwjqxlw99]

Or just feed him goyslop, baby formulas, cereals and shiet + Kool aid and Capri sun for Vitamin C + let him doom scroll on tablet and LDAR

 

[Brava]

Or just feed him goyslop, baby formulas, cereals and shiet + Kool aid and Capri sun for Vitamin C + let him doom scroll on tablet and LDAR

he will become sub human then alr #fairs

 

[OCD]

dnr but ill bookmark incase its a good thread

 

[Deleted member 379171]

It has some potential, but you'll have to have a decent sum of money to afford that. By the time that most people in this forum have kids, this technology would likely still not be widely available (and if so would be only affordable to the uber rich, given the overall low supply). It's still interesting to look into however.

 

[Brava]

dnr but ill bookmark incase its a good thread

It’s not even that long fr

 

[Brava]

It has some potential, but you'll have to have a decent sum of money to afford that. By the time that most people in this forum have kids, this technology would likely still not be widely available (and if so would be only affordable to the uber rich, given the overall low supply). It's still interesting to look into however.

That’s why you become the rich by the time it’s available. It’d either you are rich and can use it or not and your kids become prey

 

[rrg]

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) - Is a revolutionary technology that was invented in 2012, that makes it possible to edit your genes, it is derived from a natural bacterial defense mechanism, allowing scientists to precisely cut and modify DNA

View attachment 4675617
How does it work?

1. Scientists design a small piece of RNA called a guide RNA (gRNA) its kind of like a GPS locator
2. The Cas9 enzyme follows the guide RNA to the correct spot and cuts the DNA
3. Then the cell repairs it, Scientists use this repair process to do stuff like...

• Turn a gene off (by disrupting it)
• Fix a mutation
• Insert a new Gene
• Replace part of the DNA

By the time most of this generation becomes parents this technology could potentially be used more regularly

Pros of this Technology
- Can Treat Genetic Diseases
- Could Help Fight Cancer
- Can Help Prevent Inherited Diseases in Future Generations
- People can modify their kids to their desires
- Can Improve Crops and Food Supply
Cons of this Technology
- Ethical Concerns
- Unknown Long-term effects
- Possible problems that can occur if done incorectly during the operations that can ruin the outcome for the patient
- Inequality issues (if its expensive it will only be available to the rich and well the rich will just get even more richer)
- This sort of gene editing is permanent
- Possible misuse (can be misused by the consumer and even by the government )

My Overral Thoughts?

• Personally I think it can be good for future development projects, BUT again there are a lot of possible things that can go wrong especially with the misuse of this technology. But again if its gonna help your kids ascend then who cares.. Right?

What are your Thoughts on this? Have you already known about this technology or is this new news for you? Would you consider this for your future kids?
Sources

CRISPR - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Home

crisprtx.com

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.add8643

Thank you for reading this post

i don’t think doctors let you use it unless you have a genetically passed on disease.

 

[Philalethes]

CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats) - Is a revolutionary technology that was invented in 2012, that makes it possible to edit your genes, it is derived from a natural bacterial defense mechanism, allowing scientists to precisely cut and modify DNA

View attachment 4675617
How does it work?

1. Scientists design a small piece of RNA called a guide RNA (gRNA) its kind of like a GPS locator
2. The Cas9 enzyme follows the guide RNA to the correct spot and cuts the DNA
3. Then the cell repairs it, Scientists use this repair process to do stuff like...

• Turn a gene off (by disrupting it)
• Fix a mutation
• Insert a new Gene
• Replace part of the DNA

By the time most of this generation becomes parents this technology could potentially be used more regularly

Pros of this Technology
- Can Treat Genetic Diseases
- Could Help Fight Cancer
- Can Help Prevent Inherited Diseases in Future Generations
- People can modify their kids to their desires
- Can Improve Crops and Food Supply
Cons of this Technology
- Ethical Concerns
- Unknown Long-term effects
- Possible problems that can occur if done incorectly during the operations that can ruin the outcome for the patient
- Inequality issues (if its expensive it will only be available to the rich and well the rich will just get even more richer)
- This sort of gene editing is permanent
- Possible misuse (can be misused by the consumer and even by the government )

My Overral Thoughts?

• Personally I think it can be good for future development projects, BUT again there are a lot of possible things that can go wrong especially with the misuse of this technology. But again if its gonna help your kids ascend then who cares.. Right?

What are your Thoughts on this? Have you already known about this technology or is this new news for you? Would you consider this for your future kids?
Sources

CRISPR - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Home

crisprtx.com

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.add8643

Thank you for reading this post

Always thought of using this to procreate but ended up opting on the natural method. Choose a genetically superior woman though.