An on-going list called B x D (Biohack x Design), a sort of a manifesto that positions what I do in relation to how most people may understand biohacking and design: ****************************************************************** *** Molecular Design (vs. Genetic Modification) *** DNA Sequence Follows Function (vs. Form Follows Function) *** Hands-on Speculation (vs. Dry Speculation) *** Speculation through Realisation *** Microbial (vs. Exclusively Bacterial/Fungal) *** Nano-typing (vs. Prototyping) *** Micro-typing (vs. Prototyping) *** Geno-typing (vs. Prototyping) *** Proteo-typing (ie.Protein-related Designs) *** Bio-facture (vs. Manufacture) *** Interaction (vs. Infection) *** Present (vs. Invisible, Unseen, Microscopic) *** Tangible (vs. Invisible) *** Moulds (vs. Moulding) *** Grow (vs. Make) *** For the Individual (vs. For the Masses) *** Sceptical (vs. Sustainable) *** Provocation (vs. Innovation) *** Hunt (vs. Buy) *** Question (vs. Shock, Gore) *** Nature AND Nurture (vs. Nature OR Nurture) *** Wet Experiments (vs. Dry Experiments) *** "Labudio" (vs. Studio or Lab) *** Participation (vs Collaboration) *** Portray (vs Promote)
