Coral Uses. c.1989

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From: nsmca
Date: Wed, 06 Jan 1993 12:49

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Here is an idea that migth already have been thought of.
 
How about taking a coral like organism, make some modifications of its
genetic code to speed it up, and to program what it uses to make 'coral'
and maybe some other things. USe the different versions to make items.
Everything from Buildings to Nano-tech items/or chips..
 
After all if an organism can collect gold and when it dies leaves the gold
behind. See an article on Nome, Alaska Gold, and how it might actually have
been formed.. (there is no Mother Load, darn).. I live in Nome..

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