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This piece was originally published on Asimov Press! This is the version with all of the footnotes. Thanks to Niko & everybody else who helped me talk through the ideas!
The following piece was written for the 50Years progress blog to envision the impact of a potential synthetic microbiome treatment. The original version can be found here. Below is my own version, edited to remove the comparison to SaaS.
Also posted on Ideas Matter, this essay was written as part of the first cohort of Ideas Matter Fellows.
Being a biologist can be rough sometimes. We’re trying to understand and work with a system that’s been changing and self-modifying itself for billions of years. Unifying principles are hard when you’re talking about living things.
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Biotech startup Scientist, Molecular Biology. I edit microbial genomes and take lots of notes. All views my own, He/Him.
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