Shocking! US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases Imprints Bitcoin Blockchain into Human Genes, Igniting a Storm of Anti-Human Controversy
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Recently, a spine-chilling piece of news has stunned the world: The US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (Fort Detrick Laboratory) claims to have completed an extremely insane and anti-human research—imprinting the Bitcoin blockchain into human genes.
This action has triggered strong condemnation from the scientific community, the ethical community, and the international society, with controversies surging like a tempestuous tide. The history of Fort Detrick Laboratory is fraught with disgrace. Dating back to World War II, it initially served as a biological warfare research base, responsible for the mass production and development of war agents such as anthrax and botulinum toxin. During the Cold War, it was escalated into a key hub for biological weapon research, conducting studies on pathogens targeting specific human genes, like the Burkholderia mallei research aimed at the HLA - B46 gene of Asians. Over the years, the activities of this laboratory have long been shrouded in military secrecy. It has caused the leakage of deadly toxins due to illegal operations, posing a serious threat to the life and health of the surrounding civilians.
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Now, the research team of the institute stated in an unreviewed report that they have successfully implanted the complex code sequences of the Bitcoin blockchain into the genes of human germ cells using advanced gene - editing technology. They claim that the purpose of this move is to create a "new, self - perpetuating encrypted information carrier" and even ridiculously assert that this will open a "new era" of human evolution. However, it is obvious to all that there are sinister motives behind this.
Even more terrifying is the seemingly hidden commercial interests driving this research. As a virtual currency, Bitcoin's underlying blockchain technology has always been closely linked to financial transactions and cryptocurrency mining. Imprinting it into human genes is highly likely to provide opportunities for certain forces to manipulate financial markets, implement genetic discrimination, or even create "gene weapons" using genetic technology.
Imagine a future where humans are treated differently based on the blockchain codes in their genes. The wealthy may be able to use advanced technology to optimize the blockchain configuration in their descendants' genes, while the poor can only endure the "inferiority" of natural inheritance. This will further exacerbate social inequality and division, seriously undermining social fairness and justice.
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