DNA will replace hard drives as data storage in the future
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Chris Mason is a professor of genomics, physiology, and biophysics at Cornell, doing research on the long-term effects of space on the human body. He is the author of The Next 500 Years: Engineering Life to Reach New Worlds.
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As a brazilian, i can confirm, we stand on beach thinking about what is DNA
Hahahahaha. I am a person in Brazil, smoking a joint. Except I am not on a beach.
😅😅😂😂
Lmao I was thinking about that one person
Fat cells could be the future battery technology.
Wow I actually learned something. This guy is great at explaining the way DNA and RNA functions throughout the body through time.
Also the way he speaks helps a lot also. Some of Lex guest get a bit robotic, nothing bad about that but can be hard to listen after few minutes.
Kind of like putting chips in people’s brains. Why anyone isn’t appalled and horrified at the potential of the possible abuse with this “technology” (and you know that’s where this is heading) as well as the resulting abominations of epic proportions is beyond me. Humanity is F-ck’d.
“People will come to love their oppression, to adore the technologies that undo their capacities to think”
Should have added “undo their capacities to think and be what was once known as human”
This is creepy as crap! Like demonic Antichrist creepy!!!
If there's is useful information stored in the DNA, which makes sense, there must be someone with knowledge who put it there..... How can information/knowledge come randomly?
There's a person in Brazil sitting on the beach smoking a joint who just wants to learn about DNA
Just a random thought, but I wonder if all the DNA that we have no idea what it’s function is (Dark DNA) has historical memory or what if it stores the memories of the ancestors that it came from. Could be used to gain historical/anthropological knowledge, and fill in the gaps in our understandings of human history, evolution, origins of life, etc. DNA is fascinating
Take it a step further. Our DNA has all the data since the big bang.
@@aztecamecha777sol5 Maybe dna info gets updated wireless like wifi with new actual data/info of relevant stuff.
@tv mila perhaps, but a record of the commencement of time could be something worth storing which we have the DNA capacity to store. Seems like we would if we could. And we can.
@@aztecamecha777sol5 yes sort of like if we make an offline backup of chatgtp 4.0 , when a natural disaster happens, and civilization is back to stone age, the people who have a backup of of chatgtp in a cave, are like gods to the survivors (knowledge)
@tv mila I like it. Seems like a familiar story
Yes, DNA is information that knows how to build the machinery. But embryo will not grow by just feeding on its DNA. You need a disproportionate bio input for that cell to create something in 9 months. So in this given analogy, you can't just through a piece of wood to expect a house; you need to keep supplying appropriate resources and conditions at the right time.
But without nutrients such as protein etc the embryo doesn’t develop
Wasn't Keanu in a movie that he stored data in a similar way Johnny Mnemonic
Is there a gene for susceptibility to drug use? Asking for my friend in Brazil
There are a number of genes related to how well you metabolise stimulants such as caffeine and drugs. Mainly within the cytochrome family. CYP1A2*F for example, determines 95% of caffeine metabolism. In terms of susceptibility, theres maybe a few genes that influence the probability such as Brain derived neutropic factor (BDNF) which influences neural activity. However, i think that susceptibility would be a combination of psychology, environment and genes.
Phyiology rocks
This guy reminds of the bird from midnight gospel explaining to Clancy about his existence
he said "freebasing" lol
Might not be from Brazil but I’m puffing on a joint in New Jersey just trying to figure out how I got to this video..
It already is data storage. Genomes!
Lex not understanding something: please explain it to the stoners 😐🤔
I heard it too sitting here stoned but fuck it who cares what he thinks just learn
Cool Podcast !!
Imagine we're not the first figure this out and past civilizations have recorded everything in ourselves.
"Junk DNA is "no junk!" But instead part of the heritage that will one day led you back to the wholeness of your identity"
-Ashayana Deane
Microsoft is already working on this and has a working(but slow) method of doing it. They showed it a couple of years ago.
So we are writing the code to add into the dna which can be a picture , a poem , etc. Microsoft tested it and it worked .
When we measure storage of information by time and not space.
our universe is in a computer
i think certain cultures may have worked on it already but does humanity share out its technology in a equivilant way i.e. benefits everyone 👍👍
Please tell me this guy isn't from MIT or Harvard
Johnny Mnemonic is interested..
This title makes me excited for the future.
Doesn't dna and rna degrade over time when not active......
They are probably assuming the technology to store and sustain will advance with further investment in the technology
free basing!
Sounds like Johnny Mnemonic
imagine the monsters that will be created if all that DNA suddenly got cloned...
...what a ZOO!
ask yourself whats smaller then small....
And also that the body can repair itself I wish my car or my house could repair itself
There are far better ways of storing information than using DNA over the long run.
DNA already stores data though...
Like Kal-El?
It is time to upload AI Algorithms in the Human DNA and see how it works 🤔
Fuck, he describes me, but im in my bed.
DNA will never replace digital storage.
23&Me
Whaaaaaaoooo so your dna is a hard drive of your ancestors?
Look at dna like code. It’s biological program language. OOP
"Nothing short of magic"
A Human embryo.
Remember this when it comes to choice. The miracle of life.
Not really a miracle if it can be explained
this means slavery can make a massive comeback
Surely DNA is not more information dense than, say, an SSD?
Who knows? But it looks like that's what this guy is speculating.
Look up "dna as storage". It's not a new idea. It's been batted around quite a bit for years.
@@robhoppe9189 wow this is very interesting converting binary to store data in a cell.. i guess this is good for data storage for the long term, data as a hard drive read that it is inefficent to read the data back from the cell
@@alicechained1 I didn't say they had all the kinks worked out. I will say this, let's not rule out the impossible because it seems impossible. Let's give it a chance and play with the idea. It'll probably yield some very interesting insights to other possibilities that are more feasible.
@@robhoppe9189 yeah for sure they should explore this idea i'm open to exploring all ideas... the more the usage the better the tech becomes right... it's pretty cool i wish i worked in this field... lol... working just as a regular dev in another industry this looks and sounds so exiciting....
THE 👑 WORD of GOD warns us over and over do NOT take the mark of the beast
you believe in a fairy tale
@@marzio4838 No i dont. Dont let the world and bogus preachers, pastors, priests, rabbi's, scholars mislead you.
You know deep in your heart. We all know.
Friedman's clips are more and more becoming pop sci fi materialist junk.