Tag: CRISPR
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In 2005 Kurzweil named the decade, the substrate, and the architecture. In 2024 he quietly moved every date ten years. But the deeper question is whether ‘nanobot’ was the wrong word all along — and CRISPR, base editors, and LNPs are fulfilling the original vision in a body Kurzweil didn’t name.
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Kurzweil predicted in 2005 that stem-cell restrictions would accelerate transdifferentiation. A year later, Yamanaka did exactly that. Here is what the rest of his regulation thesis got right — and what 2025 is quietly rewriting.