One of the comments below the video.
YouTube just cen-sored me, so here's an edited version (pardon the hyphens): I attended a research conference this summer, and one Ch-i-ne-se scientist from a California university invented an ae-ro-soli-zed version of CRISPR, the gene editing nano-technology. Basically, it can be administered through an inhaler to treat respiratory dis-eases (think C*vid). But my first thought was that this would make a terrifying bio-we-apon. Imagine a stea-lth drone dusting a whole city with invisible CRISPR mist. A year later, 75% of the population has lung c-ancer and leuk-emia, and the w-e-a-pon has left no trace. This technology exists now, and we have no defense against it. There were some bio-sec-urity officials at the conference, talking about preventing lone actors from making bad bi-ote-ch in their garages. But nobody seemed concerned about how a tota-li-ta-ria-n gov-ernm-ent might be using ge-ne-tic technology. In typical fashion, the U.S. is more concerned about dom-esti-c ex-tremi-sm than looming for-eign thr-eats