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🌱 🧬 Plant (genetic) engineering lags ~15 years behind other organisms... While the first genetic circuits were built in bacteria in the year 2000, and mammalian circuits followed a couple of years after, it was only until the late 2010s that similar genetic engineering efforts started in plants. However,...

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THIS is why MAGA won in November. This man right here. Midwest, manufacturing. The forgotten men and women will not be forgotten any longer. "I grew up just north of Detroit, Michigan in Macomb County, known as the home of the Reagan Democrats. My first vote for president was for Ronald Reagan. I thought that was going to be the best president I ever saw in my lifetime until Donald J. Trump came along." "My entire life, I have watched plant after plant after plant in Detroit and in the metro Detroit area close. Plants sitting idle. There are now plants that are underutilized and Donald Trump's policies are going to bring product back those underutilized plants." "There's going to be new investment. There's going to be new plants built. And the UAW members, and I brought 20 of them with me, they're sitting right over here. We support Donald Trump's policies on tariffs 100%. So Mr. President, we can't thank you enough." "And in six months or a year, we're going to begin to see the benefits. I can't wait to see what's happening three or four years down the road." This is the kind of guy JD Vance was talking about the other day when a reporter told him tariffs are bad for consumers. Tariffs will be GOOD for America once the ultimate end goal is achieved.

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