"What are the conditions for a subject that explodes like computers?" "I think there are three premises: Low-cost development. High fault tolerance allows developers to quickly establish projects and iterate. 3.2C business model. " "Unfortunately, the current biological-related industries do not meet this condition. For example, genetically modified crops require extremely high research and development costs - a giant screening machine similar to Monsanto, and the error tolerance rate is low. If one pollen drifts out, it will be serious. "Another example is the high cost of research and development of new drugs, the error tolerance rate is also ridiculously low, and the FDA has strict requirements due to various internal and external reasons." "This results in biological entrepreneurship being highly dependent on resources and advancing slowly, making it difficult to generate an explosion." After writing this, the young man took a deep breath and concluded: "But I think these difficulties will one day be overcome!" "I am certain that the 21st century will still be the century of biology!"