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Jesse Reynolds's Blog Posts

The futures that don't need us, that didn't happen, and that we should avoidby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesAugust 11th, 2010Two similar recent publications echo Bill Joy's "Why the Future Doesn't Need Us."

Growing controversy over UC Berkeley's gene testing programby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesAugust 4th, 2010A California legislative committee will investigate the program, while more troubling facts are revealed.

Prop 71 mastermind proposes another ballot measureby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesJuly 13th, 2010The primary force behind the California stem cell agency asserts that the public should give it even more funds.

California Legislation on UC Berkeley Gene Testingby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesJune 29th, 2010The state legislature may halt the controversial gene testing program at the University of California, Berkeley.

California stem cell agency bars public from meeting on eggsby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesJune 23rd, 2010The CIRM can ill afford to be perceived as closed to public participation.

Bending the Rules in Californiaby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesJune 16th, 2010Susanne Schultz recently investigated two organizations which may be skirting California's laws prohibiting payments to women to provide eggs for stem cell research.

The Big Game of Student Genetic Testingby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesJune 9th, 2010Despite its corporate tie-in, Stanford's genetic testing for students beats Berkeley's--for now.

Genes of the Week: Inborn Talent Genetic Testby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesJune 7th, 2010The "Inborn Talent Genetic Test" may embody all that is wrong with direct-to-consumer genetic testing and "genism."

Gene of the Week: Debtby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesMay 19th, 2010Recent headlines may have exaggerated a gene's apparent impact on indebtedness. On top of that, an observer proposed testing and perhaps even genetically modifying people for this condition.

Stem cells, human genes, and patentsby Jesse Reynolds, Biopolitical TimesMay 14th, 2010A recent ruling on a stem cell patent is similar with concurrent challenges to patents on human genes related to breast cancer.

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