Hacking​

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The world of genetics was once confined to the laboratories of the Government and large pharmaceutical companies.

 

But the times have changed, and now 'Biohacking' labs have sprung up in tiny pockets around the globe.

 

What is researched there is open and free, and the risk of creating threats, accidental or otherwise, is very real.

 

Where will this all end, and what hope do we have?