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atlas shrugged

>>4935666
> nice trips sir
>>4935863
When it comes to genetic variation, this seems to be the most likely scenario, especially since the first GMO babies were born a few months ago.
>>4935880
This is also very likely. There are even a few articles floating around where researchers are using high-intensity lasers to directly interface with neurons by effecting the chemical reactions taking place inside of them.

In addition to this I believe there may be more interest in human/animal chimerism. genetic manipulation may stop rejection of non-human cell colonies. This would not be the same as evolution, for the physical traits in the parent would
not be passed on to the offspring. I personally cannot wait to have my pitiful human musculature replaced with woven feline muscles.