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Our Goverment is selling our bodies, one gene at a time.

Posted on February 13, 2007 by avram miller Leave a comment

Actually, they are giving it away for a small fee. See Michael Crichton’s op-ed in the New York Times here. It is just an other awful example of how broken our IP laws are.

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