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computer45
Mar 10, 2018, 5:15:48 PM3/10/18
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Look at this stupidity:
Read this:
"From previous studies of the genome, Hsu says we can estimates that
there are probably about 10,000 of these gene variants associated with
intelligence. If we can tweak each of these to their "smart" version, so
that they contribute a tiny bit to higher intelligence, we could
engineer human beings who "exhibit cognitive ability which is roughly
100 standard deviations above average. This corresponds to more than
1,000 IQ points."
Read more here:
http://www.businessinsider.com/superintelligent-humans-with-iq-of-1000-2014-10
This Hsu above is saying something stupid , because what he is saying is
more difficult to do, because read the following:
"For one, there could be thousands of genes that influence intelligence
that have yet to be discovered. And they interact with each other in
unpredictable ways. A gene that increases your smarts could also
increase your risk for schizophrenia. Or change some other trait
slightly. There are trade-offs and feedback loops everywhere you look in
the genome."
Read more here:
https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2017/6/6/15739590/genome-wide-studies
Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramd
Look at this stupidity:
Read this:
"From previous studies of the genome, Hsu says we can estimates that
there are probably about 10,000 of these gene variants associated with
intelligence. If we can tweak each of these to their "smart" version, so
that they contribute a tiny bit to higher intelligence, we could
engineer human beings who "exhibit cognitive ability which is roughly
100 standard deviations above average. This corresponds to more than
1,000 IQ points."
Read more here:
http://www.businessinsider.com/superintelligent-humans-with-iq-of-1000-2014-10
This Hsu above is saying something stupid , because what he is saying is
more difficult to do, because read the following:
"For one, there could be thousands of genes that influence intelligence
that have yet to be discovered. And they interact with each other in
unpredictable ways. A gene that increases your smarts could also
increase your risk for schizophrenia. Or change some other trait
slightly. There are trade-offs and feedback loops everywhere you look in
the genome."
Read more here:
https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2017/6/6/15739590/genome-wide-studies
Thank you,
Amine Moulay Ramd
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