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That is indeed a good point! This novel food could fit more easily in some cuisines such as the one you mention. This hybrid is essentially a mixture of beef and rice at the microscopic level.

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No wonder you'd eat it. What is "hamburger"? Here it is a type of burger. Meat, salad, between bread. Burger patties are typically made of minced beef. Marketing perversion of languagr has people ignorant of what they are putting in their mouth. They can talk about the similarities all they want. It's the differences that matter. Sht like this disgusts me. The information around it is marketing. You are being sold sht and you eat it. You are what you eat... I'll stick with pasture raised beef thanks. Who knows how that lab made garbage will effect people. There'll be no studies to that effect done. Short or long term effects... companies chasing the dollar and morons obliging without much of a thought in there tiny little brains.

That is a very insightful comment! Although research into lab-grown foods might seem odd when thinking of just something to put on supermarket shelves, there are potentially far bigger applications, such as space travel. I also find the longer space missions and colonization efforts quite fascinating. Even if this lab-grown food specifically isn't the answer just yet, it is a step in research efforts.

I can definitely understand - it is indeed a very valid point about the food safety. Although the DNA wasn't directly changed, still a lab-grown meat product is different from the real thing. Many aspects of the environment surrounding the cells can impact their growth. In these early stages of research, it can't really be ruled out if there could be any potentially harmful, unforeseen effects. I personally feel such a food item would be better suited for unique needs, such as space travel or emergency rations, but absolutely thorough research into safety and differences needs to be done first!

No - I'm not AI generated. I write all my video scripts myself and put a lot of work into each and every video.

Yeah shelf life... that's what is important... peanut.

@@MadHeadzOz its a practical thing to think about because how can you market a grain product if it spoils like unrefrigerated meat.

That is a very good point! I would imagine the shelf life would be less than that of plain dry rice grains. For sustainability, storage is a very important question. If the product spoils too quickly then there is more waste generated than resources saved. I would imagine a MRE or foil type of application would be best, but perhaps there is a way to dehydrate the beef-rice and extend the shelf life. This is an important question which will need to be tested.

No - I'm not AI generated. I have a PhD in Molecular Biology and started this channel because I struggled with reading and understanding biotech papers in grad school. My camera equipment is not the greatest, but each video takes a considerable amount of time and work, and I take great effort to try to report in an accurate and objective way. Thanks for watching!

no offense but you appear very odd. I don't know if it is a filter or makeup but it's distracting from the content. You also need to work on your tone, inflection, and pacing. Perhaps use images and an AI generated voice?@@scienceisyou

So glad you enjoy! Wishing the best of luck for your exams and studies!

Ya lol😂 if they could sell poop they brobably would. Cause they don't give a shit to freedom, well-being or peace. - they only care about rising theyr ecomical status

I agree. Marketing has and is turning many people's brains to an equivalent of excrement. Interestingly I've read that domesticated animals brains shrink. Depending which data source you go with it has been suggested that human brain size is shrinking. It's long been considered to be similar to a muscle in the use it or lose it principle. It seems a trending prediciton that brain shrinkage is more likely than not as technological device usage increases. I'd consider that a logical assumption if not in physical size almost certainly in functionality. I suspect that as a species, we are at a very interesting point in time.

@@MadHeadzOz intro to genetic engineering, designer babies and augmentation to fix those issues but creating new ones.

An interesting point. In efforts to increase our knowledge through research, we must always be careful not to develop things that are harmful or send our society backwards. Greed is a powerful barrier to true progress, and can lead to the spreading of misinformation through manipulative marketing. I feel that research and knowledge itself is neither good nor bad, but what is done with it is the question. We must always be aware of our actions. Thanks for watching!

Ok, thanks for the feedback. Always looking to improve!

good luck@@scienceisyou

A very interesting topic indeed! I will look into recent studies on these compounds and try to find out where these are at in terms of clinical trials, etc. I will aim to put together a summary/discussion video on this topic in the next few weeks. Thanks for contributing! :D

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A very cool idea! You might be right. It is amazing to think that so long ago, humans may have actually been coming up with remedies to treat symptoms of dental disease. Science and archeological findings continue to unearth fascinating information! 😃

Many cultures still use resin for oral hygiene. The Picts of Scotland used Pine resin, people of the Mediterranean region used and some still use Mastic Gum.

Wow - that's fascinating! I didn't know that. I would imagine it is probably healthier than manufactured gums, toothpastes, etc. that contain additives/chemicals...

Thanks for watching and the feedback! Still working on the sound quality but seeking to improve each time 😉

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That is indeed an intriguing idea! It will be fascinating to see how combining different fields of study with biological research will advance biotechnology. Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you are finding the videos helpful! Aiming to upload a new video weekly in the coming year 😃

Indeed! Such a technology could potentially have profound implications someday for the treatment of neurodegenetative diseases like dementia. Thanks for watching!

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Oh wow! Well, my experience is some professors are very open minded but others sadly are not. I wonder what his reasoning was for it being impossible? Current research has indeed proved him wrong! 😃

Glad you enjoyed! Let me know how it works for you! I will try this out as well soon 😃

Glad you liked it! I definitely want to try out making a glowscope soon 😃

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Thanks for your support! 😃 Glad you liked!

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I'm so glad you both enjoyed! 😊 ❤️

Thanks for the tip! I was also bothered by the reverb but couldn't figure out how to fix it lol 😅 I will give that program a try. Thanks for watching!!

A big part of what makes cancer such a devastating disease is that it can go undetected until it is too late to treat effectively with current therapies. For example a person I knew died of colon cancer at a young age because it went undetected until it was in an extremely late stage. The ability to detect and catch cancer early before it spreads is a key part of decreasing death and suffering.

@@scienceisyou Oh i know, my mother is battling Cancer. On top of that my own health has been deteriorating to the extent that my Doctor has gotten alarmed with my symptoms and asked me to an endoscopy as well some scans in the coming weeks to detect internal damage and tumors(I'm praying like crazy it's not something serious)....sorry, I don't mean to bother you with all this.... it's only to give you an idea of what I'm going through and why I wrote what i did. I agree with ur reply for early detection but I hope you understand my desperation for a cure. If big pharma and medicine can create vaccines in such a short notice and go repeatedly claim on tv that it saved millions from a pandemic with conviction like they have then isn't it fair for me to ask for a cure rather than a new detection method for an illness that has been killing people for ages?.....Dwell on that last part a bit before u judge me for it. Goodbye and sorry if u feel I'm being rude, I'm not.

Thank you so much for sharing your story! It is no bother nor rude at all, it is a very important discussion. I am very sorry to hear of your mom - sending many prayers for her recovery and your health also!! To be honest, myself and I think many others as well were shocked by how quickly the covid tests and vaccines were developed. I think honestly that it was people getting their act together and, sadly, perhaps also some competition between companies for products that would be high revenue. I'm not saying all scientists are money driven or unethical, by no means. But I do think that efforts could be more collaborative and goal-oriented. I personally feel that science is pushed too much in the direction of publishing papers and not enough focus on making research and findings available and accessible to the public, and not enough on actionable goals for improving clinical work and health, for example. Of course much technology and health knowledge has come from research, even in it's current form, but there is much more that can be done still I feel. Rapid, point of care diagnostics is my personal passion because I have had many friends/family who suffered with current medical procedures or even could not leave the home. But beyond diagnosing of course ideally even at late stages we should be able to fully cure diseases such as cancer. It is my great hope that we will be able to move research in more focused and collaborative directions in the coming years and develop things to truly end much suffering. Wishing you and your family the very best!!! ❤️🙏

@@scienceisyou Thank you so much for your kind words,prayers and wishes.I too will try to keep my faith and hope strong that science may find better answers for our suffering with regards to illnesses. God bless you & take care. 🙏 ❤️

Yes, indeed!! God bless you! ❤️❤️❤️

So cool! It is indeed a fascinating field. Wishing you the best of luck for your research!

And nanogigapresses!

Hey, very cool question! My understanding is that height is determined in large part by genetics, but other factors such as growth hormones can also play a role. For adults, I haven't yet encountered research on stem cells/gene editing to grow taller. But types of gene editing like CRISPR or reactivating the growth of cell populations in the body I think would be fascinating strategies to explore. Actually though, I recently saw a documentary about a young man who underwent surgery to elongate his legs, successfully! Although quite invasive/intensive of course, with more technological improvements into surgical techniques it could very well be that in the future, such procedures are commonplace. So glad you like the channel! Thanks for the comment! 😃