“We are asked when we name a species … to put some of those cells into a deep freeze in multiple countries … so they can be revived in the future.”
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Anne Madden
TED Radio Hour ·
“You should know what caused that species to go extinct in the first place, so that you don't bring something back that becomes the first species to be re-extinct”
Dr. Beth Shapiro · Huberman Lab · Bringing Extinct Species Back to Life | Dr. Beth Shapiro
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advise avoiding revival of species whose original extinction cause is still present, to prevent immediate re-extinction
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“They have made those changes in a quoll… a single letter change to that quoll's genome could allow that quoll not only to avoid becoming extinct, but to eat cane toads.”
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“We're still going to do opening, then discovery, then presentation close. We just flip the amount of time from discovery to presentation.”
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Chris Smith
Financial Advisor Success ·
“In court filings, the private equity firm said, oh, no, no, we are not technically the owner of ManorCare. We, in fact, nearly advise a series of funds whose limited partners through a series of shell corporations ultimately own the assets of ManorCare.”
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