What if the Human Genome Project promised more than it could deliver? Joanna Moncrieff explains why genes aren’t the crystal ball we hoped for when it comes to mental health and why looking beyond DNA may matter more than ever. Tap the link below to watch the full discussion with Stuart Kauffman, Joanna Moncrieff, and Denis Noble. Hosted by Philip Ball. https://iai.tv/video/the-blueprint-for-life | The Institute of Art and Ideas

46K views · 1.2K reactions | The Human Genome Project published its first draft sequence of the entire human genome 20 years ago. Since then researchers have plunged eagerly into the ‘post-genomic’ era. This week’s Nature cover visualizes the years of research. | Nature Portfolio | Facebook

Billy Carson talks about genetic tampering of the human genome by the Anunnaki going back to the ancient time of the Sumerians. It’s interesting that scientists are discovering “genetic mutations” that could have been “placed”. Very interesting stuff. From Trinity on TT via Joe Rogan. #genetictampering #anunnaki #sumerian #dnagenetics #unexplained #downtherabbithole | DownThe RabbitHole

14K views · 260 reactions | The first drafts of the human genome were published 20 years ago. In that short time, the corpus of information has grown from two gappy and error-filled genome sequences to a full account of the genetic variation of hundreds of thousands of individuals around the world. https://go.nature.com/3jPFSz4 | Nature | Facebook