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until about ten years ago. So we've got embryonic animals all the way up to big adults. They're all pretty much from one place in Mongolia and they are, as far as we can tell from a relatively narrow window in time, only about hundred thousand years
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...find anything on Earth that resembled any species today.
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On the whole, like, modeling world, we talk a lot about the idea that you can kind of use a computer, state the phenotype or the physical characteristics you want in a biological organism, and have the software resolve the whole genome, all the DNA n
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So there's a branch of sexual selection called mutual sexual selection and the the black swans are an advanced example of this. The the classic selection is, yeah, your peacocks and your lions and things like this. Males are bigger and more flamboyan
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...species back into the environment. And this ExoDev development, I mean, I realized it's a long way from here, but could it have implications for human uses? So we don't do it's a great question. The answer is yes. I think all the vast majority of our
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...where we can custom make creatures, family members. I don't know. Like, it it doesn't sound like you think the science
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But the kinds of you know, the basic idea of using tools, the basic idea of recognizing each other eye to eye, all the things that we define as intelligence, you can find many places in many other, places across many other line lineages across the Ea
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