AI is crying out for regulation, while virologists doing gain-of-function research take the opposite tack. Why?
1 week ago in Genomics, Medicine, and Pseudoscience
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Hey, plants are spineless too.
ReplyDeletePlants are even arthropods. Aren't they?
:-)
Here I thought you were talking about the U.S. Democratic National Committee. Lately they're trying (again!) to find a way to help our unelected President arrange to let off the hook everybody (in the U.S.) who's been spying on U.S. citizens since early 2001, and maybe earlier.
ReplyDeletePlants are even arthropods. Aren't they?
ReplyDeletePlease explain.
"Plants are arthropods."
ReplyDeleteEesh, now I need to bring up quite high rationalizations...
Granting "arthropod" etymology as meaning "with articulated legs", and arguing plants have articulated stems where stem is analogous for legs, then it might do it. Or wouldn't it?
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