Comment on Scientists discover first nitrogen fixing organelleparentComments−throwup2382yMaybe we'll make some progress in human genetic engineering and get it in us too. We'd be able to eliminate the need for B3 vitamins!−spacephysics2yI’ll let other people try that out, then in 20 years we’ll do the classic “well sh/t, messing with this actually* also messes that up. Whoops!”−andenacitelli2yWell I guess we need to figure out how to regression test humans then!−noduerme2yIt'll be lots of fun when AGI starts doing unit tests on us.−sherburt32yIt'll be too busy arguing with itself over whether its an integration test or not−TaylorAlexander2yIn fact back to the original comment we’re finding out that shoving chemicals and GM crops in to complex ecosystems messes a lot of stuff up too.−cellis2yIVG + gene editing, we're already there!
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Maybe we'll make some progress in human genetic engineering and get it in us too. We'd be able to eliminate the need for B3 vitamins!
I’ll let other people try that out, then in 20 years we’ll do the classic “well sh/t, messing with this actually* also messes that up. Whoops!”
Well I guess we need to figure out how to regression test humans then!
It'll be lots of fun when AGI starts doing unit tests on us.
It'll be too busy arguing with itself over whether its an integration test or not
In fact back to the original comment we’re finding out that shoving chemicals and GM crops in to complex ecosystems messes a lot of stuff up too.
IVG + gene editing, we're already there!