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To: TobagoJack who wrote (150684)	9/12/2019 5:42:16 AM
From: Maurice Winn	3 Recommendations Recommended By 3bar gg cox SirWalterRalegh Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218089

"Gizmo". I have invented those things too such as my prototype graviton spin reversal anti gravity personal aviation city transport device. But it's easier to write "Gizmo" than to build an economically productive working machine on a riverbank where bandits might show up with ill intent. Diesel on the other hand is easy to produce from garden variety technology and even from a garden growing oily plants. 28 years ago I thought CDMA would be a great investment for a decade while mobile Cyberspace was built. It took 20 years longer than I thought. By 2000 I planned to be investing in inventing CDNA = cyber DNA to reinvent humans and a lot more besides. It takes much longer to invent things than I expect. Adoption is slow A decade ago I invested in Complete Genomics but a Mainland company bought me out. Now Mainlanders are going Gung Ho on what I was wanting to do, but just in the initial logical stages of saving suffering people from mortal disease randomly visited on them by viciously brutal random reassortment of bung DNA which is winnowed from the human gene pool by cruel suffering and death. With intelligent design we can clean out the gene pool and save people from vast suffering. Then we can add intelligent design of intelligence by clipping in hot stuff brain DNA to raise IQ to 180 average. And avoid brain fade with age. My 5 year old grandson is enjoying playing me at "Memory " in which face down cards with letters are turned over 2 at a time with the aim being to remember the locations so pairs can be collected. His short term memory is vastly better than mine so he laughs as his stack rises 5 times as high as my pathetic collection. As soon as the cards are put back face down I forget where they were. He gets them several turns later. I might vaguely recall one was turned over but not where it was. I would like my brain to be crispred. I can smash him at chess as I can use crystallized long term memory for that. So I'm clinging to some advantage. I can also outrun him and wrestle him easily. Crispr... bring it on. Where do we invest? Mqurice