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Latest revision as of 12:06, 31 July 2023
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 Title text: Maybe we could just make a law that marshmallows have to taste like boiled asparagus? |
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- According to the stanford marshmallow experiment, kids who can look at a marsh-mallow for a long time without eating it tend to be healthier, smarter, and richer
- The solution is clear
- We must use crispr to alter every child's gene expression so they dislike the taste of marshmallow.
- This should result in all children being superior within a single generation!
- I dont know if we should conduct novel gene therapies on all babies at the same time.
- I see you're in the pocket of big marshmallow.
- smbc - comics.com
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