Noted egghead Freeman Dyson postulates in the New York Review of Books on how the personalization of computers in the last thirty years is analogous of what 's in store for us when biotechnology ramps up in decades to come. It's a heady vision of the power of biotech in the hands of everyone, not just big corporations. I shudder to think of what'll happen when everyone can code up their own dramatic chipmunk, though.
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