Organs.
3D printing is getting very impressive. What's the best application of 3D printing for scientific use? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QRzS1BXy9Y …pic.twitter.com/vVcLirmSA9
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3D printed microfluidics will revolutionize laboratory testing, chemical engineering, and drug manufacturinghttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T122fzOEVYE …
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How about spines? Would revolutionize the social sciences.
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Well, whole genome/chromosome printing, but I think this one is a bit off yet...
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Can we 3d print TBC yet?
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'TBC'? As far as genome synthesis goes, I believe https://www.gwern.net/docs/genetics/editing/2019-fredens.pdf … represents roughly SOTA.
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3D printing guns, which you then brandish against grad students to threaten them into working harder.
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Laser sharks.
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But more seriously, he who can make the reprap ak 47 shall join the pantheon of Whitney, Ford, etc.
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