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Swaggering, charismatic, and complex, Michael Laufer has become a fixture in the growing biohacker movement ever since he published plans last year for a do-it-yourself EpiPencil — a $35 alternative to the pricey EpiPen.
A decade ago, while he was volunteering with aid workers in El Salvador, Laufer said a nurse at a remote health outpost told him she’d run out of antibiotics and birth control pills — cheap, generic medicines that even her suppliers couldn’t immediately replenish. “This is ridiculous. They should be able to build their own simple lab” to make the pills, he recalled thinking at the time.
The moment haunted him.
So, two years ago, Laufer began to work in earnest on his plans to help disenfranchised patients develop a modicum of self sufficiency when it came to essential medicines.
He studied particle physics as an undergrad and said he reads 18 or 19 languages, modern and ancient, east and west. As a graduate student, “I actually had to learn French in a day,” he said. “I managed to absorb enough that I was able to translate a math paper.”
originally posted by: Butterfinger
It will go the way of the infamous "Anarchist's Cookbook"
I dont think people have to go far to know how to make Meth, its everywhere.
originally posted by: thesaneone
Sounds like a dangerous idea,
originally posted by: thesaneone
Sounds like a dangerous idea,
originally posted by: interupt42
originally posted by: thesaneone
Sounds like a dangerous idea,
Could be No more dangerous than not getting access to the meds you need.