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Biohacking: growing bones in a lab - Top Shelf
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ธ.ค. 2014
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From implantable keys to fighting cancer, a look at the futuristic technology that could change how our bodies work.
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the most interesting part was the first five seconds when she talked about putting a magnet and NFC in her hand ... can we get a video about that?
Jason Lock They did a full piece on implanting magnets back in 2012, look up "Biohackers: A journey into cyborg America" on their channel. It's really awesome.
It's a little depressing that people are more interested in the NFC chip and the magnet implant than the amazing medical breakthroughs in this video.
Not really. It is too be expected that some would be more interested in the creation of the real part of a fictional frontier than an extension of pre-existing technology.
well it is few years. Any updates?
Another great video from the Verge. Congrats !
the most informative episode of top shelf to date. well done.
That what I love it about verge, different topics. Keep going guys
Great video!
Love this series
This is the kind of stuff I am subscribed to the Verge for.
More like this please, love it
Fascinating stuff!
What's these guys favourite song to sing while working?
- Let it grow
I am interested in this research project. Do you recommend any specific masters program?
this is amazing. i want to become a biologist
This is incredible. We are quickly approaching a time where every part of the human body is replaceable with new and identical replicas. Longevity is about to go through the roof.
IT is possible to change skin color by using gene therapy or crspr cas9 ??
What is disturbing about this video is that the comments are now four years old and none of the technology they are talking about is anywhere to be seen in clinical trials. Why is everything so slow? Answer... not enough people and variety of people working in medical technology. We need a new profession, crispr technologists, to speed up all of this stuff. Instead of tens of thousands of researchers in these areas we need hundreds of thousands or even millions and we need them soon. Time to democratize biological research.
AWESOME
Have they implanted this yet?
Okay why don't i see any mention of this autodesk bio software anywhere? I would love to play with that prog.
Also the open cancer project makes a lot of sense!
Lol sorry to be that guy commenting on a 5 year old video. But a minor correction; the magnet in her finger dosen't allow her to "feel metal in motors", it allows her to sense Electromagnetic fields in motors, wires, ect.
just wowww...
WAIT! There's so much to read between the lines here. Did the verge recently get bought by a major industry insider?!
I want to implant brain wave reader to I can type and move cursors with great precision and speed without using my hands.
Please grow me a new leg! I'm an amputee
state of art biology
Interesting, but scary too.
Wouldn't personalized drugs still need to be thoroughly tested for adverse side effects in the long term?
Yeah regulatory policies would need to change to match the scale of these drugs
Pretty hard to test a personalized drug in vivo since there's only one patient. So some kind of artificial intelligence simulation will have to be developed to 'artificially' test the side effects of personalized drugs. However, there will be errors. So we still have to take risks. It comes with the territory for all living things. All we can do is minimize the risks within the bounds of our knowledge.
In the end we will have to ask our computers what dangers accompany each personalized medical treatment and hope for the best. "I'm sorry Dave..."
Nice video montage. A pity that the focus is so much on biohacking as an equivalent to the "suggestive movie cyborgism". This was very informative about bioengenering in general, not only bone growing. A pity that the Verge lost focus on this segment, as a this was an amazing achievement of relevant people interviews and serious work. I can't help the feeling though that this montage was a bit the verge countryman on a wild west quest while the content is serious and interesting of itself. Please put careful thought into this in your next segment on these serious issues.
I think it would be super cool if we could biohack ourselves to trigger more growth all around,, like human growth hormones that work properly with no side effects,,
Maybe we could all be giants living for 1000s of years like the ancient cultures speak of !
Why the hell would you want a magnet in your finger
the same reason people want metal rings in there bodies? idk
Two words: Party Trick
Maybe she needs to use many many paper clips and got tired of trying to pick them out.
why the hell would YOU? don't worry about what everyone else wants.
This is why.....Rev 13v16 It also forced all people, great and small, rich and poor, free and slave, to receive a mark on their right hands or on their foreheads,so that they could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of its name.so that they could not buy or sell unless they had the mark, which is the name of the beast or the number of its name.This calls for wisdom. Let the person who has insight calculate the number of the beast, for it is the number of a man. That number is 666.
IMAGINE WHAT THESE BE FACE WITH FISH CELUAS IMIRTAL OR WITH FISH CELLS THAT REGENERATES
This is not biohacking. Its Bioengineering, tissue engineering, remodelling. Can call it a hack if they put, for example, a wifi chip or a controllable material inside a bone and then grow osteocytes around it.
The future is going to be very interesting.
I am posting this in your future... you posted three years ago... not much progress yet. We need a wider technologist broadband. Still far from enough crispr people. Stem cells and scaffolds are really important, but it is crispr that will design the DNA and research using it can be done in parallel. So lets focus on creating a gigantic crispr workforce.
Noooo waayy
Why the fuck would you want a magnet and an NFC chip implanted inside your hand? For science? I really don't understand that one.
With a magnet you can actually feel magnetic fields which can make your orientation in space easier. NFC chip can be programmed for all sorts of things, opening doors, activating the computers, etc,etc.
But isn't still weird? Why not just have a code or just an brick whit an good security system? And activating your computer?????? If you are an lazy baster you can inplant a chip in your hand just to open up your computer... There you go lazy people your dream has been fulfilled! -.-
Humanity is where it is today because we like everything to be much more efficent and fast, it's not laziness, it's how humans are. If you don't understand that, it's your problem, nobody is asking to put a magnet or a cheap in your hand.
Can they create new teeth?
look at 0.44! what laptop is that?????
That would be a regular, old, Apple laptop being distorted by our crazy wide lens. :)
So you like putting stuff in your body? Can I put my bone in too?
What the hell did she just said? 3D printed viruses. Like how do you do that?
mooodels!
Well, I would not accept to transplant in my body anything coming from this culture room... Even my own cells. The dudes should learn how to wear the proper PPE....
Wasting peoples hard earned money while they die of something as easy as ebola
You say that like you have a treatment for Ebola.
+john smith What are you on about? Calm down. I was just telling the first guy that his comment seems absurd because he said people die of something "as easy as ebola", therefore implying that the cure for ebola was an easy task.
Lol
Holy shit she sounds like Ellen Page
god told that when the time comes we are getting marked we will live under pure control of .....
You need to learn how to english.
Krady You're a joke.
Forget the bones, talk about the magnet and the NFC chip.
What’s funny is that you can do it at home no med school
Go bio-vegan!
do you want zombies?! because this is how you get zombies!?