As a Biologist, a lot of my views are based on population mechanics.

Violence that is random where randomness is a uniform likelihood of it happening. As in said violent act is equally likely for a particular population.

rayn seems to be a technocrat

Is that even thing?

There are crazier ideologies

me im very pro gun

Ever heard of Posadism lol

posadism is a joke

nobody actually seriously believes in posadism

There def are people lol

Its popular in South America

i doubt it

posadism is a meme

a joke ideology

But by "popular" i mean underground popular

posdism is like anprim

Being pro gun to me is like bring pro shoe. Guns are tools like shoes and doors.

a meme

i mean no
shoes arent a hot political issue

The question is more of how should we use guns.

Which is an issue of ethics which is more abstract than politics.

@Brother Huey posadism isnt even feasible not even in fantasy

Ik

People believe in all kinds of weird shit so I def believe people believe in it

As someone involved in genetics, ethical discussions of viral weapons is more interesting to me. Like should we weapons small pox.

government made biological weapons

heh metal gear solid time

foxdie

Yes, says the person who worked for the CDC and works in Microbial Genomics.

Guns are tools used by people, so the issue is one of how people should use guns more so than the gun itself, but whatever.

but government made biological weapons designed to kill

Currently, my research is more about defense.

lets dont do that

guns are tools but they're machines, they can be controlled by people who use them
viruses? eh theres a lot of more going on that could go wrong

The stuff I work with is a lot scarier than guns, so guns don't interests me too much because guns have a limited, local scope.

i mean

i like guns because they're machines

the way they work and stuff is cool

Like you can only kill who is in your area. It doesn't spread geometrically. The limit is the local people.

ah shit its pandemic time

Again, it's my field... Guns are outside my field. How virulent pathogens are is in my field, so politics regarding genetic research is more relevant to me.