📚 3 Books mentioned in "Joe Rogan Experience #1294 - Jamie Metzl" of The Joe Rogan Experience

i started writing articles i was invited to testify before congress and then to try to get that story out i was i started I wrote my my two most recent near-term sci-fi novels genesis code and eternal sonata and when i was on book tours for those and i explained the science to people the way a kind of a self-educated citizen scientist and a novelist would explain the science all of a sudden people got it

Jamie Metzl mentions this as one of his two most recent near-term sci-fi novels, written to convey the story of the genetics revolution.

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i started writing articles i was invited to testify before congress and then to try to get that story out i was i started I wrote my my two most recent near-term sci-fi novels genesis code and eternal sonata and when i was on book tours for those and i explained the science to people the way a kind of a self-educated citizen scientist and a novelist would explain the science all of a sudden people got it

Jamie Metzl mentions this as one of his two most recent near-term sci-fi novels, written to convey the story of the genetics revolution.

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and now we're we're entering the era of genetically modified humans and there's that same level of uncomfortableness but what happened the reason why i've i've written this this book hacking darwin is that if we approach genetically modified humans in the same way we approach genetically modified foods which is the scientists say hey we've got this we're going to manage them responsibly and it just kind of happens to people people are going to go nuts

Jamie Metzl mentions writing this book to explain the potential issues with genetically modified humans if the public is not involved in the conversation.

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