Here's an archived copy of his article that gets you past the paywall. web.archive.org/web/20251021...

69.97% certain he's referencing something he heard from people with relevant expertise. IVF clinics have nothing if not aneuploid embryos at hand.

anyway, FYI, here is a person will billions in crypto proposing something (unspecified) about trisomy KO on the other site.

Right. I am not sure of the tactic, but you can see it's interesting to strategize how to get rid of a trisomy.

I see the figures thanks for the link.

My q has been: i rob(14;21) such as case? Based on the chart seems like if a carrier generated many embryos some would be unaffected?

cool. evo theory. These robs are a potential target of CRISPR. Use it to shred the extra bit (in zygote i guess). Some seek a situation/justification where germline editing would be *necessary* to obtain a healthy embryo (i.e. can't be done via embryo selection).

thanks for posting. this is a very confusing phenomenon

Can anyone find a Berman MF et al. Neurotoxicology 2008; 29(5), 914–922 ?

This is a fake citation.
www.sciencedirect.com/journal/neur...

yeah. thanks. it does sound like that is what she is saying.

can you point me to where she makes this claim made? thanks. just want to see the source because..interesting if true.

how do you know Musk employed gender selection.

I call it business-casual eugenics

glenn cohen commented recently that rules like that in the rider are surpassingly difficult to change. he presented at the "Observatory" meeting with a live reading of the rider. It was the first time I really appreciated it.

For example, just this year an SEC lawsuit against Coinbase--for trading unregistered securities--was dismissed, reflecting a favorable re-assessment of crypto, from crime coin to real money.

Similarly, online gambling + marijuana. from illegal to legal

CRISPR babies next?