On Genetic Engineering

We Were Watching Tv…

Meanwhile… They Were Making The Earth Private.

This is about properties and volumes of money that go beyond your imagination, but even more importantly power to make the laws of countries private, and channeling even the population as every other resource. Right from the seats of school we’re getting ourselves in great debt for trying to get educated, the higher the education the greater the debt, so that the top students are forced to sign for private research and much needed money. With signing comes the privacy of any future discovery, even if some of it gets released, it comes at a very high cost, so that you’ll have to spend half of your life working to be able to afford it - talking about dollars hides the fact that the real cost for anything in this society is how much ‘life’ we spend on getting it! The human genome project was done with public funding, from taxpayers money - and, this is written on the official site:

“Who owns the human genome? 

Every part of the genome sequenced by the Human Genome Project was made public immediately - in fact, new data on the genome is posted every 24 hours. It is true that private companies have filed thousands of patents on human genes over the past several years. We don’t know how many such patents have been filed, whether the patents will be awarded or if they’re enforceable. Most of the patent applications have not been acted upon, so we really don’t know how much, if any, of the genome can be used freely for commercial purposes.”

So… any average Joe could of “immediately” benefited from the research, but with the ‘lack of public interest’, only big corporations (you know… the ones having the researchers and laboratories) were interested in profiting after all.  

Scientific research is private, art collections are private, all the greatest minds from statisticians to lawyers and experts in tax evasion (see panama papers), to the best medical doctors and medical research… even money are private but they don’t teach that in school, about the ownership of central banks, including the american FED. These private 1 percent interests make the global social agenda so it should come as no wonder that the big funding is allocated for searching evidence against global warming , and in the propaganda hiding global warming.

Again - the top 1% of the population owns as much as the rest 99% ! - even tho all that wealth… knowledge and patents, art and medicine, resources taken from the ground and energy, institutions and infrastructure, are all the fruit of all our combined work. If there is someone who did Not contribute… is those very ‘1 percent’!

Society should be about increasing people’s quality of life not burry them in taxes, propaganda and then debt. Hundreds of years of politics, governments and capitalism PROVED WITHOUT DOUBT what are they good for: making society a highly efficient conveyor-belt that gathers wealth from the bottom towards the top of the social pyramid. What end could this possibly have?

CNN failed to stress this? They’ve must of been covering ‘serious problems’. After all… they’re so professional if you’re looking at their involved faces and serious acting. They’ll surely inform you when you have to bail out the country from crisis or when you have to fight a war for oil.

images taken from NOAA 

Below is a list of freely available online biology lab resources, including microscopy, genetics and life science.

General biology and virtual labs

The Interactive Library – This EdInformatics.com site is a list of links to interactive biology sites. Some Java applets are standalone and some come with lesson plans and notes

Johnson Explorations – Online explorations from The McGraw-Hill Companies. Interactive simulations for high school biology classes. Alternate links: 1, 2

TryScience.com – Variety of online experiments

The Biology Place: Classic Edition – A free website appropriate for regular and advanced biology. The LabBench corresponds to the AP Biology Labs

ExploreLearning: Gizmos – Online simulations

Wisc-Online Learning Objects

Biology: Virtual Labs – Appropriate for AP Biology and beyond

Virtual Labs – Appropriate for AP Biology and beyond

Virtual Labs – From HHMI’s BioInteractive

Anatomy, physiology and dissection

See the list of Anatomy Labs

Microscopy, cells and microbiology

UD Virtual Compound Microscope – A virtual microscope

The Virtual Microscope

Virtual Scanning Electron Microscopy – Interactive Java tutorials

Protista Tutorials – Microscope views of organisms. Also shows rotifers

A Virtual Pond Dip

JayDoc HistoWeb – From the University of Kansas Medical Center. A histology atlas that corresponds with the laboratory exercises of the Cell & Tissue Biology course

Genetics and DNA

Genetics Web Lab Directory – Wide variety of genetics simulations and problems. Some are appropriate for middle school genetics; most are appropriate for high school genetics

Genetics – Some K-12 online labs

Virtual Peppered Moths

DNA Restriction Digest and Gel Electrophoresis: A Virtual Lab

DNA Extraction Virtual Lab

The GEEE! in GENOME

Learn.Genetics - Genetic Science Learning Center

Engineer a Crop – PBS interactive site where students can compare traditional and transgenic methods of selective breeding

Health, medical treatment and blood types

Interactive Health Tutorials – From U.S. National Library of Medicine

Medical Mysteries – Solve medical mysteries while learning about diseases and their causes

Blood Typing – Interactive game where you can learn about blood types and also determine what type an accident victim needs for a transfusion

Population biology and dynamics

Population Biology Simulations – From the University of Connecticut. A few population genetics and population ecology simulations written in Java

Population Growth and Balance

Population Dynamics – From MathCS.org

Animal behavior, evolution and life science

The Animal Behavior Project – At the University of Arizona

Life Science – Interactive lessons from learningscience.com

Shedd Educational Adventures – Marine life resources from the Shed Aquarium

Paleo Pursuit – A game from The Virtual Museum of Canada

ENSI/SENSI – Evolution and the Nature of Science Institutes

Illuminating Photosynthesis – PBS interactive tutorial about photosynthesis; not a lab activity

Source: http://onlinelabs.in/biology

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