[Noisebridge-discuss] Safety

[Michael Shiloh]

Perhaps one of the most interesting thing about groups like Noisebridge 
(smart, curious, very well read, with a very broad range of interests, 
backgrounds, and experiences) is finding out that so many stupid 
comments can lead to interesting intelligent conversation.

So much better than most of society, which is usually the other way around.

I continue to be educated, enlightened, and amazed.

Keep up the good work

On 09/20/2010 01:38 PM, Glen Jarvis wrote:
>     Actually bowels bacteria are usually fairly unique.
>
>     It would be a pretty acceptable metric by which to authenticate someone.
>
>
> There's a whole bunch of meta-genomic work that is going on in this
> field. It's fascinating. I can share what I know about the
> bioinformatics of doing such a thing if you're interested.
>
> We cannot, unfortunately, yet say that it's a pretty acceptable metric
> by which to authenticate someone. Or, at least, I haven't seen that yet.
> If there is a paper on such a thing, it would be *real* interesting to read.
>
> I know.. I know.. you were joking. But, there is a whole area that this
> is really *really* being researched and interesting...  (And, not just
> samples from the gut -- ocean floor, etc. too).
>
>
> Cheers,
>
>
>
> Glen
> --
> Whatever you can do or imagine, begin it;
> boldness has beauty, magic, and power in it.
>
> -- Goethe