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🗓️ 16 May 2025
⏱️ 90 minutes
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0:00.0 | Compassion works with local church partners in the world's poorest places to transform communities |
0:06.3 | and release children from poverty in Jesus' name. Christian singer-songwriter Philippa |
0:12.0 | Hannah is an avid supporter of Compassion. Here, she tells us why. The thing I love about compassion |
0:17.9 | is that it's church-based. It's a great organization, a great charity, but I love the fact that they use the local church where the need is. |
0:25.6 | They use the people based in local churches who know the area, know the needs, know the families, |
0:30.6 | and can really bring what is required to that area. |
0:33.6 | As children and their families receive practical support and learn of Jesus' love for them, lives are changed, families strengthened, communities transformed and the impact continues for generations. |
0:46.8 | It all starts when we follow Jesus Lee to move with Compassion. Find out more. Visit Compassion UK.org forward slash premiere. |
1:00.2 | For all people's excitement about artificial intelligence and what it can do, synthetic biology is one of the best weapons we have. |
1:07.1 | When modification of an embryo was performed, there was an outcry in the scientific community |
1:12.7 | and illegal in most countries. So Sam, when you're talking about de-extinction, what do you mean? |
1:18.7 | It's Willie Mammoth with an asterisk. If we can bring species back, then why should we |
1:23.0 | bother about extinction now? We have serious climate issues, so it's hugely beneficial to bring back Willie Mammoths |
1:30.3 | tromping down the permafrost. |
1:32.3 | How do we ensure that humanity benefits? |
1:35.3 | I'm very excited about where the world could be in terms of cancer in 10 years' time. |
1:39.3 | This rather goes down the line of an ableist approach. |
1:43.3 | Biotech will always make a lot of money because people want to stay alive. |
1:48.2 | It sounds as if you're starting to raise a super race. |
1:55.2 | Welcome back to Premier Unbelievable. |
1:57.8 | I'm Roger Bolton, and this week we're exploring one of the most challenging and exciting areas of modern science, genetic engineering. |
2:06.5 | With the rise of technologies like CRISPR, we'll explain that one is later, we now have the ability to edit the very DNA of living organisms from crops to humans. |
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