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Why are you being so stingy? Symmetrical body parts deserve symmetrical placement. With the division of labor between hemispheres, there would be even fewer problems. There should be eight arms! Or at least four. Actually, in one of the GMO threads, I was promised scales, but for some reason, they still haven't grown .

Apparently, the snake within you has already reached its maximum potential.

After increasing the number of limbs to eight, Sesam should transform into a spider-like monster, so that's not necessary. It's better to just give it a third eye, like the Gatterians.

It seems the serpent inside you has already reached its peak of development.

It's not a serpent, it's a mermaid.

It seems you haven't encountered enough "pants snakes" yet.

Some might prefer a tail or ears, while others might even want a second head.

First, I remembered Zmey Gorynych, and then the idiot from the second Men in Black movie... I don't even know which is better, but it seems like having extra heads isn't that great).

If we consider the worst-case scenarios, then yes. But we can also recall the proverb about two heads and assume that they will allow tasks to be completed twice as fast, or more. One head reads, while the other does something else, and so on.

And then they exchange data packets via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

You keep important information in one head, and not-so-important information in the other.

Then they exchange data packets via Wi-Fi and Bluetooth.

Yes, this is necessary. Without direct information exchange, they will just be ordinary Siamese twins, and as is well known, they have no advantages over ordinary people in mental work.

Does it benefit others?

dude, everything in this world benefits someone. Just accept it and think about why you weren't born a couple of thousand years earlier.

just accept it and think about why you weren't born a couple of thousand years earlier.

That's right; slaves on Roman galleys don't have time to contemplate what benefits whom.

It would be better if a third breast grew.

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But from a scientific point of view, nothing should grow. Everything is broken down to molecules in the intestines, but personally, I'm afraid to eat genetically modified food.

If I see two identical boxes, one with genetically modified food and the other with the same non-modified food, I would prefer the latter. Well, it's already been tested. And it's also more natural, so to speak, which will probably have a positive effect on the taste, and maybe not just on that.
But, if I see purple tomatoes with antioxidants, it's worth trying. Because there's already a qualitative difference.
And in general, if I understand correctly, the main goal of GMOs is to prevent a food crisis. If you're a poor person from Honduras, for example, and you can't afford imported American bread, and wheat doesn't grow in your country because of the salty soil... How happy would you be with GMO wheat that can grow in your country!