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So long story short, I think there's still something worth looking at there.

Yeah, the scans are the most interesting to me.

Have you seen the Jesse Michaels, the newest video?

And somebody asked me the other day, they said, well, could you have a single mutation or a set of, I said, no.

I mean, because you don't get one mutation that does all that.

You know, evolution works step by step that this does this, but it has a mistake, but it's corrected by this mutation over here in evolution, which is corrected by this.

And so the whole, the genome fluctuates over time, compensating for the errors that would otherwise have killed you.

Also, one of them is pregnant.

That's fascinating.

Yeah, I know.

Right.

But if they're going to do it right...

They need to sequester the stuff away, bring in the right people with sufficient resources, and get rid of the cameras.

I wrote out on Twitter a full thing of what they needed to do.

I mean the easiest first milestone to do, to be honest, that could be done within a couple of months –

Is if it is somewhere in the hominid or let's say vertebrate line There are metabolism genes that we all share.

In fact, there are metabolism genes that we share with Bacteria that are very similar.

So there's you probably do you know the technique called polymerase chain reaction PCR?

So, you know why try to do the whole genome and

why not just target a bunch of genes that we know evolve slowly, but do evolve, and PCR those out?