Rogue Biohacking Is Not a Problem

Lasrick writes: Although biosecurity experts have long warned that biohackers will eventually engineer pathogens in the same way that computer enthusiasts in the 1970s developed viruses and adware, UC Berkeley's Zian Liu thinks fears about 'rogue biohackers' are overblown. He lists the five barriers that make it much more difficult to bioengineer in your garage than people think, but also suggests some important chokeholds regulators can take to prevent a would-be bioweaponeer from getting lucky.

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Re:Famous Last Words

[gstoddart]

The modern version probably includes "is the camera ready?"

'Cuz if it aint on YouTube, it didn't happen.