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once you are finished eradicating mosquitos from the earth, could you please genetically modify these little rascals into extinction? thank you.

>> No.15656789

>>15656702
bed bugs provide no ecological benefits, unlike mosquitoes, we should start today.
The only problem with gene driven based approaches for extincting bed bugs is that we'd have to introduce more bed bugs.

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15656796

>>15656702
mosquitoes
>annoying
>make you itchy
>spread some curable diseases
faggots
>disgusting to behold
>molest your kids
>spread literal AIDS
Why aren’t scientists doing more to cure/genocide the faggots?

>> No.15656800

>>15656789
I have been thinking that a better approach would be to use tiny ai driven bedbug killing machines. although, this would lead to a massive amount of privacy issues (if privacy still existed).

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15656829

dear scientists once you are finished eradicating mosquitos from the earth, could you please genetically modify these little rascals into extinction? thank you.

>> No.15657468

>>15656702
Whenever I find bedbugs or ticks or even spiders I put them inside my anus and maintain them for 1-2 weeks to see how they interact. I am glad to think that they have found a home. I recommend this approach to anyone with an ecological mindset.

>> No.15657613

>>15657468
they would all die if you did that. enjoy anal spider bites.

>> No.15657621

>>15656796
degenerate lifestyles are a big money maker for science, what with all the new diseases that'll need cures

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XOB5syfDOB0

>> No.15657864

>>15656800
anon, it's very difficult to make regular sized robots, much less robots the size of bugs. How do you fit your fancy AI inside something the size of a bug? It's really, really hard to make bug sized robots because the power electronics don't miniaturize well. Not even the batteries, the electronics for converting power. Transformers don't scale down well. Therefore, that is an absolutely retarded idea.

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>>15657864
you have to inject the nanites
duh

>> No.15658147

>>15656702
mosquitoes need to be eradicated

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>>15656829
this

>> No.15659639

>>15658147
I know that. did you read my post?

>> No.15661152

>>15656800
This is some retarded shit

>> No.15661210

>>15659639
No. But I felt like stating that anyways because I feel strongly about it.

>> No.15661303

>>15656789
>muh ecology
There was a time when mosquitos didn't exist, yet other animals and plants did. Nature adapts.

>> No.15661495

>>15661303
sure, but we cant justify a carbon tax with that thinking

>> No.15661516

>>15658147
Maybe you should just stop tasting so good. I've been bit probably about 15 times in my life and I've been to tropical jungles for weeks at a time.