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Congratulations to Ben Lamm and Colossal Biosciences® on announcing the successful de-extinction of the dire wolf. Wild. Two years ago, I interviewed Ben—he pushed founders to go bigger, and challenged investors to back the moonshots. It feels like the future is arriving.

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Ryan1 год назад

@BenLamm @colossal nice get on the podcast!

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Sam Pullara1 год назад

@BenLamm @colossal It is mostly not a direwolf though. What is stopping us from reproducing the full genome?

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Vishal Jain1 год назад

@BenLamm @colossal can we get the wooly mammoth back ? or actually intelligent humans lmao

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David Faber1 год назад

@BenLamm @colossal Can we get a mini T-rex next?

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