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When a strawberry's taste profile can be programmed and replicated in Dubai to be identical to one grown in Japan, it transitions from a unique agricultural good to a high-tech, replicable commodity.

Mass customization is not the result of a single breakthrough but rather the convergence of a suite of advanced technologies.

We may live longer and healthier, but our minds might not be.

We are combining what we might call 'next-generation genomic sequencing', AI, and CRISPR gene editing, to come up with a new health paradigm that involves 'fixing people before they are sick rather than after.'

Nobody wants to get old. Everybody will. The age-old dilemma, if you pardon the pun. But science and technology might change that.

We are moving from fixing people after they are sick to knowing what they will become sick with and acting accordingly.