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Kris Moore

Odessa, Texas
As seen in: The Sentinel (Stoke), NewsBreak, British Journal of Photography, KNIN-FM (Wichita Falls, TX), The Subtext
I'm just a girl/mom spreading love, News & music
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How to Make Superbabies — LessWrong

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By Eliezer Yudkowsky, Ebenezer Dukakis, Kris Moore, David Gross
| lesswrong.com
Working in the field of genetics is a bizarre experience. No one seems to be interested in the most interesting applications of their research. We’ve spent the better part of the last two decades unravelling exactly how the human genome works and which specific letter changes in our DNA affect things like diabetes risk or college graduation rates. Our knowledge has advanced to the point where, if we had a safe and reliable means of modifying genes in embryos, we could literally create superbabies.
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Love (and Lament) for Loah

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By Kris Moore
| The Subtext
‍ Introducing a new style of Sound Off, a review / op-ed of brand messaging found in the wild. If you've spotted writing that's intriguing, refreshing or downright puzzling and want to write about it, drop us a line. ‍ Last November I was standing next to a fridge waiting for a tea in South London. In writing, that sounds much more British than it is; I really was just ordering a run-of-the-mill tea. No china cups or small sandwich towers.
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Old Wives' Tales Backed By Science

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By Kris Moore
| KNIN-FM (Wichita Falls, TX) Verified
We have all heard old wives' tales, like Spring is not officially here until the Mesquite trees have started blooming. But are these tales' true or false? Some are and some are not. But here are a few that you can count on. A apple a day will keep the Doctor away. Lot's of medical evidence is supporting this old wives' tale. Apples are loaded with antioxidants and antioxidants are linked to cancer prevention in particular lung cancer. Apples also help prevent cardiovascular disease especially in women.
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