Re: Memes Meta-Memes and Politics 1 of 3 (1988, updates 2002)

From: Wade T.Smith (wade_smith@harvard.edu)
Date: Tue Feb 12 2002 - 03:33:23 GMT

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    Hi Keith Henson -

    >"The unique design of fluid systems provides high economy of the synthesis
    >due to low consumption of reagents and high coupling efficiency.

    OK....

    This is not some magical recreation, a la transporter, of organic
    material from information, but a programmed preparing of supplied organic
    components from other sources.

    Jigsaw puzzling a small string of DNA together. We are talking four
    proteins.

    Yeah, I think I will look one up. I used to work next to the cyclotron,
    which is now, alas, moved from its Oxford Street location, and, next to
    the robotics lab, so, I'm rather used to turning corners and not quite
    knowing what I will see.

    - Wade

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