illegals aliens should get 5k ('exit incentive') to help with relocation expense. Payable ON EXIT of the US.
If we calculate the cost of locating, processing and transporting 14 - 20 million illegals in California we pay ~ that amount in exit incentive.
need a rough idea of current ICE apprehension and holding, court and transpo costs -
Lieber was tip o' the iceberg it appears.
Hope we don't lose Harvard
it was a good school in William James day - not a passport to become an overseer.
>https://fairbank.fas.harvard.edu/
There was a massive Saiga (antelope like quadruped) die off in Kazakhstan, Tillerson's handler, Beth Jones was US ambo then. She knew enough about it to deny it ever happened – being unaware the story broke worldwide.
https://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-42720955
Have we been tracking the former Obongo undersecretary for nuclear, chemical and biological weapons Andy Weber?
>Andrew C. Weber was the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical & Biological Defense Programs, whose areas of responsibility are US nuclear, chemical and biological defense programs. Appointed by President Obama, he was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on 18 May 2009.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-weber-0b6a4ab6
Weber is semi-famous in spook world for having bought all the Moldovan air force MIGS for half a ham sandwich.
> For the Departments of State and Defense, I served in Saudi Arabia, Germany, Kazakhstan, Hong Kong and spent 19 years in high-level positions in Washington, including Assistant Secretary of Defense under President Obama. Among other projects, I oversaw global expansion of the Nunn-Lugar nonproliferation and biosecurity programs, including the elimination of chemical weapons in Libya and Syria. Earlier, I played a key role in operations to remove weapons grade uranium from Kazakhstan and Georgia; efforts to reduce biological weapons threats in the former Soviet Union; and to remove nuclear capable MiG-29 aircraft from Moldova.
Worth a look?
concur
only built from scratch cell
was Venters
he used totally synth material
but inserted into existing cell nucleus
the cell divided and in publicity Venter called it the first synthetic life form.
In an NPR interview he was asked "What does it feel like to play God?"
Venter's response: "We are not playing."
mean he used for jars of chemicals to create nuclear DNA.
A description of that and of the race to create the first entirely synthetic life form can be found
https://www.nature.com/news/minimal-cell-raises-stakes-in-race-to-harness-synthetic-life-1.19633
Synthetic bio is progressing 7 time faster than formerly - before the deep integration of computational technology in genetic research. George Church called this "the hairy mammoth in the room." IE exponential growth in progress thanks to computation.
This is true in all the sciences. It hit genetics first because it uses a lot of computation.
the other thing is that nano tech is showing up on the bottom line now. We can make almost anything faster and better thanks to computation and machines don't wear out - thanks to nanolubricants etc.
Call it a knowledge explosion, a singularity, the apocalypse of the nerds or parousia is to use different specialist vocabularies to describe the same phenomena. The Great Awakening.