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Bioethics and AI Ribose 08/12/2025 (Tue) 02:36:26 No.40238
Given that we are wanting to trust our robowaifus with our lives and that there are massive gains in AI medicine right now. I feel that this thread is necessary to make. AI has the capability to use all that it knows about you to personalize cures for just about anything, create biodegradable plastics, save endangered species, and enhance agricultural production, but as we saw with the GMO pollinator deaths, AB resistance, the COVID vaccines and pandemic it is easy to fuck this up. Life is very delicate and even with pure intentions serious damage could be done. So let's get a discussion going, what are the acceptable and unacceptable uses of biotechnology and AI in biotechnology? Fair warning there will be disagreement here.
>>40238 Excellent OP. Looking forward to seeing where this goes, Anon. Cheers. :^)
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How about nanomachines? I'm personally mixed on them. On the one hand, having the ability to rapidly patch up internal injuries and delete anything dangerous (i.e. cancer, parasites) inside you would be the ultimate medical boon. On the other hand, there's limitless potential for abuse if they're ever hacked. Having them be open source would help, but that's not infallible.
>>40238 I'm all for it. The negative examples were made by humans, and a few I think were deliberately bad. Ultimately what matters is who is control of the technology. >>40248 Do autonomous nanomachines exist yet?
>>40248 I think in medicine they can be valuable but definitely something like the 4 thieves vinegar collective should exist for nanotechnology. I thing DNA plasmid vaccines and programmable bacteria could be made as well. >>40253 Kind of sort of. Remember the magneto tactic bacteria we talked about? Those are being investigated in medicine for magnetic guided cancer therapies. Lots of self assembling nanostrucures exist in nature. Every cell in your body is a magnificent symphony of biochemistry composed by God himself.
>>40238 I am also going to go ahead and say some of my biases for this conversation I have some things wrong with my immune system and I took the mRNA and adenvirus vaccines. J&J, Pfizer, 2 moderna. I do not believe in the depopulation covid conspiracy. I think what happened was that vaccine research and bio defense research heavily overlap and covid was developed in lab with inadequate safety conditions. I think governments panicked and released many new and experimental treatments. not only adenovirus vaccines and mRNA, but new subunit vaccines, peptide vaccines, DNA plasmid vaccines, lentivirus vaccines, capsil vaccines ect were all explored or used during pandemic. Knowing what I know now (especially with what I learned about optimal virulence) I would not have taken the vaccine, not because I think it was designed to kill people, but because I should have stood in solidarity with people who didn't want to take an expiremental vaccine. I want it to be known I said from the beginning it should not have been forced.
>>40257 I bring this up because I know this will be a part of the debate.
>>40257 >>40258 These are required reading for the covid vaccine conversation https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marek's_disease https://www.nature.com/articles/s41594-023-01173-7 >Keep quiet: the HUSH complex in transcriptional silencing and disease >Abstract >The human silencing hub (HUSH) complex is an epigenetic repressor complex whose role has emerged as an important guardian of genome integrity. It protects the genome from exogenous DNA invasion and regulates endogenous retroelements by recruiting histone methyltransferases catalyzing histone 3 lysine 9 trimethylation (H3K9me3) and additional proteins involved in chromatin compaction. In particular, its regulation of transcriptionally active LINE1 retroelements, by binding to and neutralizing LINE1 transcripts, has been well characterized. HUSH is required for mouse embryogenesis and is associated with disease, in particular cancer. Here we provide insights into the structural and biochemical features of the HUSH complex. Furthermore, we discuss the molecular mechanisms by which the HUSH complex is recruited to specific genomic regions and how it silences transcription. Finally, we discuss the role of HUSH complex members in mammalian development, antiretroviral immunity, and diseases such as cancer.
>>40260 >Because vaccination does not prevent infection with the virus, Marek's is still transmissible from vaccinated flocks to other birds, including the wild bird population. The first Marek's disease vaccine was introduced in 1970. The disease would cause mild paralysis, with the only identifiable lesions being in neural tissue. Mortality of chickens infected with Marek's disease was quite low. Current strains of Marek virus, decades after the first vaccine was introduced, cause lymphoma formation throughout the chicken's body and mortality rates have reached 100% in unvaccinated chickens. The Marek's disease vaccine is a "leaky vaccine", which means that only the symptoms of the disease are prevented.[12] Infection of the host and the transmission of the virus are not inhibited by the vaccine. This contrasts with most other vaccines, where infection of the host is prevented. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horizontal_gene_transfer#:~:text=Horizontal%20gene%20transfer%20(HGT)%20or,the%20evolution%20of%20many%20organisms.
>>40256 >Every cell in your body is a magnificent symphony of biochemistry composed by God himself. It is truly magnificent, breathtaking, and mind-boggling all rolled into one! I regret not meeting Goodsell when I was near La Jolla. * --- * Hand-done watercolor arts (no AI involved)! https://ccsb.scripps.edu/goodsell/ https://www.asbmb.org/asbmb-today/people/080111/david-goodsell-the-master-of-mol-art
>>40261 >Infection of the host and the transmission of the virus are not inhibited by the vaccine. Well, since you seem to want to go there (understandably in your case), my chief anger at these kike-controlled Big-Pharma (yet another branch of Current Year's Globohomo) corporations...is that the researchers knew in advance (before rollouts) that the so-called """vaccines""" were in no way prophylactic! And treating the symptoms to cure the disease; a) wasn't even a part of their therapeutic calculus in fact -- merely a sham; and b) obviously was an ill-thought-out, ill-executed methodology in this case! >tl;dr Not doing proper longitudinal lab research on these experimental genetic mutagens before sicking them on the world at large was nothing short of criminal, evil, greedy kikery!! I wonder just how many US$Trillions these three corpos made in government-subsidized contracts around the globe during that first 18-24mos of rollouts? And I won't even go into all the Soylent Green -esque governmental psychological (((manipulation & control))) over the global populace enacted during this -- one of the greatest in history thus far -- scam. They are practically demons, every one of them involved IMO. Especially that POS Fauci!! :^/ <---> Lol OK, I've had my say dear fren. I'll be praying for you! :^)
Edited last time by Chobitsu on 08/12/2025 (Tue) 23:57:31.
>>40271 It was hardly just those 3 companies. Literally every country on Earth was scrambling to be the first to new biotech. I also don't think the reverse transcription is happening in any meaningful capacity as DNA plasmid vaccines and Adenvirus vaccines are known to integrate and they do so at a rate orders of magnitude lower than the rate of standard mutation. The only paper showing reverse transcription was a cancer cell culture study where gene silencing and gene repair are completely fucked up. And the only other mass die off mechanism would be prions and that would have showed up by now. Yes I know the AVERAGE time for prions to show up is 10 years but they would have STARTED showing up by 18 months.
>>40271 I will agree that fauci should be on trial for crimes against humanity. Those vaccines can cause immune dysfunction in sensitive individuals and they did not have informed consent. I took it because I had my first pneumonia at 16 and shingles in my mid 20's. Many others took it because they were forced and that sack of shit forced them.
>>40282 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wJyUtbn0O5Y This is a white blood cell being called to fight an infection. >=== -rm URI fingerprinting
Edited last time by Chobitsu on 08/13/2025 (Wed) 16:09:04.
>>40284 Yes thats fascinating stuff, Anon. Try to imagine the frenetic motions of water molecules surrounding all these proteins. Its their "ping pong balls bouncing wildly around" effect (Brownian Motion) which imparts the mechanical impetus for these tiny protein (and protein-accessories :D components to self-assemble that way (this is how the pieces move around). --- While the Laws of Chemistry describe the atomic valence bonds for these molecular protein chains to 'fold & stick together' like that, its the information encoded inside the cell's DNA strand (contained within the cell nucleus) that precisely determines these chain's amino acid sequences -- and therefore the specific 3D shapes these folded protein assemblies actually take in the end. Kind of like specifying the various fold-lines of Origami. Those 3D molecule shape's atomic surfaces in turn control which valence fields successfully bond together between them, and which don't (and thus how these separate protein components themselves accurately & selectively come together into larger 3D structures -- kinda like LEGO blocks). These complex assemblies interacting together with one another in yuge numbers within the cell's volume (electro-mechanically, as it were) in turn determine & control the widely-varying, particular, bio-functions of physical life's cells. >tl;dr Its the 'software' in the DNA that is responsible for the orchestration of life's processes, not chemistry. In our common experience, information like that only comes from minds. This is the argument from design: not only does this entire process demand exquisite structural & sequence -planning ahead of time, it also requires this specific, complete, (and utterly unique) genetic coding system to be in place beforehand as well. Change even the tiniest aspect of that genetic code and the entire system collapses. Simple as. <---> Thanks Anon, great material ITT! For more interesting insights on these amazing topics, please see the video links below. [1,2] Cheers. :^) --- 1. (note: these are listed latest first) https://www.discovery.org/video-series/long-story-short/ 2. Specifically addressing this information content in DNA, for example: https://www.discovery.org/v/long-story-short-ep10/
Edited last time by Chobitsu on 08/14/2025 (Thu) 07:14:06.
>>40257 >I took the mRNA and adenvirus vaccines ngmi >>40274 >And the only other mass die off mechanism would be prions and that would have showed up by now. I recently read an article claiming that exactly this has happened and is now being seen on a larger scale. White fibrous material showing up in autopsies is being said to result from the prion-generated misfolding of fibrin, which is leading to excess blood clot formation. This is being pointed to as the reason for all the "died suddenly" heart attacks - blood clots formed in people's hearts due to this. Others have said this is causing odd psychological symptoms to manifest. https://substack.com/@gregreese/p-170201374
>>40289 White fibrous clots were common in dead bodies long before covid or the vax. I swear you people blame everything thing on the vax and ignore pre covid trends. You need to read those if you want to be a part of this a part of this debate. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5668975/ https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1344622307001721 https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama-health-forum/fullarticle/2834281 https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2829783
>>40290 I think lockdowns and the stress and subsequent drug use from isolation was the primary cause of deaths. And for the record I was against long term lockdowns.
>>40290 Yes I am aware that the first link isn't embalming. I included it as an example of how something other than da vax can cause the clots.
>>40290 I asked ChatGPT about this and it said white fibrous clots by themselves aren't uncommon in dead bodies, but large excesses of them can mean something abnormal happened.
Slightly off-topic, but I find it quite strange how all the dystopian things that happened in 2020-2022 just disappeared. One day, forced vaccinations and vaccine passports just vanished. Some theories -The whole psyop was just to make Trump look bad and make Biden look like he "solved" COVID -The whole thing was just a test-run
>>40294 I think the first one is at least partially correct. A lot of people used the bat soup whoop as an excuse to go after political enemies.
>>40294 I subscribe to the test run theory myself. I think another pandemic is coming that will be much worse than COVID. The biological terrain is ripe for this because the vax ruined so many people's immune system.
>>40298 So did Covid. Long covid is very real. A Merrick's disease type situation is not off the table.

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