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        <description>If medicine keeps everyone alive and genetic diseases disappear, is natural selection quietly switching off? Will synthetic biology split humanity into enhanced and natural humans? In this episode, iGEM VIT Vellore teams up with iGEM REC for a conversation in Tamil. What we discuss: ▶ Saving everyone: are we quietly turning off natural selection? ▶ When genetic diseases no longer exist ▶ Can we outsmart aging? ▶ Engineering humans for a new world ▶ The first evolutionary divide: enhanced vs natural humans 🎙️ Hosts: Suganth, Panimalar, Akhurath 🤝 Collaboration: iGEM VIT Vellore × iGEM REC This podcast is part of our iGEM Human Practices and science communication outreach, bringing synthetic biology to people in their own languages. If you enjoyed it, like, share and subscribe for more episodes. https://2026.igem.wiki/vit-vellore</description>
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