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December 02, 2003

I was joking about the Virus Buddy 9000.

Now, from the Discovery Channel store, here's the Discovery DNA Explorer Kit: "With this deluxe, first-of-its-kind kit, you can extract, view and map real DNA yourself."




If the DNA explorer is real (which is looks like it is), how long before they shrink it down into your previously mentioned phone/pda/camera/browser/corkscrew/tricorder?

I think a group of MIT students is working on that as we speak.

Imagine. "Well, I was trying to call you, but instead of hitting speed dial I accidentally convicted you of murder. Sorry."