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Food printer technology is clearly a quantum leap forward. In the future, we will only be consuming food that our body has a positive reaction to.
technology in this area has taken recently a quantum leap forward, and many are beginning to think in terms of houses that generate their own water supply,
it's a little quantum leap in our ability to generate data quickly, Bryan says. But the key was finding a type of potato with a genome that could be simplified adequately.
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