@leecronin Not everyone has the luxury to live in a liberal democracy respecting the freedom of speech. I can imagine that many regimes on this planet would be more than happy to see this idea implemented.
@JPFrancoia@V_Saggiomo@NotHF@Chemjobber@SuperScienceGrl I see one obvious purpose (although too politically incorrect to be added to the paper): making small amounts of controlled substances, eliminating the necessity to deal with shady people ;-)
Jean-Pierre Sauvage is at pains to deny that he is a genius: the honest and humble Frenchman claims he ‘digests’ molecules. He took a risk in 1982 and jumped into a new field. “We published in Tet Lett in 1983 and ‘suicidally’ in French w/ no thoughts of a Nobel Prize in mind
@sirfrasersays I guess it's one of the last vestiges of the good old times when scientists had know at least three languages... At there was a proper motivation to learn more than just English.
@stuartcantrill I can live with IFs determining something as trivial as discounts in a restaurant. But it's a slippery slope; soon somebody might get an idea to use IFs for hiring or promoting scientists!
We can now do DNA computing by synthesizing new DNA molecules, thanks to Josie Kishi and friends from the Yin Lab @wyssinstitute
https://t.co/yn4ss0qxRH
@ChemProfCramer "Stop Wooly, given the tensile strength of solid hydrogen oxide, the ice over this river won't sustain your weight."
"Hold my beer and watch this!"