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Quote of the Week"Language has created the word 'loneliness' to express the pain of being alone. And it has created the word 'solitude' to express the glory of being alone." — Jay Shetty The Big 3 From the Book A Book Brought to LifeWhat is CRISPR, and why is this technology all over the news? I'm sure at this point, you've at least heard of its supposedly magical gene-editing powers. Imagine we were able to cure genetically occurring diseases, like Down syndrome, Tourette's, or Huntington's disease! But CRISPR's potential goes beyond that. It may also help us cure cancer, some form of which now every other human suffers at some point in their life. There are, however, ethical implications on top of more technological challenges. Are humans supposed to meddle with their genes? In Walter Isaacson's biography of Jennifer Doudna, the Nobel Prize winning inventor of CRISPR, you'll find out all of that and more. If you want to find answers to these questions and learn more about the history of what might be the healthcare breakthrough of the century, watch this video. The Deal (With Sneak Peeks)Do you like what we make? Are you enjoying all our free summaries? If so, you should become a lifetime member! You'll get:
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The Big 3 From the Book The Meme ShelfSpeaking of gene editing, it's about time we get eternal life. I have a long reading list, and I plan to get through it all! 🤓 That's all for now. Enjoy your weekend! Happy reading, PS: What's the single-best way to remember what you learn? You talk about it with someone else. That's what Blinkist Spaces* are for. They allow you to invite anyone, let them read and listen to your book summary recommends from their catalog, and discuss, free of charge! Try it for free here and get an extra 35% off if you stay* » |
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