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Don't try to cure cancer — Ada Nguyen
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A few weeks ago, there was an interesting discussion on twitter : If you can rewrite DNA on the fly, do you want to cure cancer or do whatever you want? Where do you fall on the Spider-Man to dinosaur man spectrum on this topic? Most people, when asked, say they want to do the most good for the
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