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My luck continues. I'd like to play a short game with you all. On your screen are four items: Yung, Gaiangwu, Xinggo, and Yang Zha Ram. Which of those animals do you think is the most dangerous to humans? If you've figured out that this is a trick question, you're absolutely right. Or if you casually saw a preview of this video, you'd probably guess it too. It is this tiny mosquito that causes the deaths of more than a million people worldwide each year. which is five times the combined number of deaths caused by the other three animal species. The number of deaths caused by mosquitoes does not include several million other people. or even tens of millions of people suffering from various diseases throughout the year such as the West Nile virus, dengue fever, Zika, Marburg, and yellow fever, and managed to survive. When you consider these figures, you'd probably think that Google's new project which is the company that initiated this project to help eliminate mosquitoes that are life-threatening in America. This is great news, and it's truly great news. However, the way they are doing it It doesn't sound appealing to many people who hear it. That's because of Google's Debug Project, as they call it. Regarding the release of millions of genetically modified insects, over 64 million individuals, in the states of Florida and California. Their plan is to release 16 million mosquitoes annually over the next four years. It sounds like a wicked affair, but beneath that madness, there is reason. The method is well explained on their website. which is a website designed quite well as well, and contains the following message We will now use the concept that has been around since 1950. which is called the technique of sterilizing male animals And it also works with other types of mangoes, such as the mango fruit. Sleeping late today, and the butterfly caterpillar is gone, kenapple. This idea is simple; just arrange the male sterilized goats. Then let them enter the population of the Maling people in the region. When a wild female meets a male she is betrothed to. Its eggs will not hatch. The population will gradually decrease from generation to generation. The Dibak program was developed by Veli Hell. Let me tell you a brief history about them. They started out as an internal Google project named Bright Science Tech Team which is a project focused on new beginnings This pole has been standing upright since 2012. And their first project was Contact Grade for Diabetic Patients The sugar inspection station on the sugar-carrying vessel passing through the waterway. Instead of having to use a hydrometer to measure sugar content Finally, in the year 2026 But to this day Alphabet remains the company's largest investor. But the mosquito eradication project was directly produced by me. From the engineering department's cultivation program and biotechnology from Google which means This debugging project is indeed a genuine initiative by Google. Evening work, slowly and casually, then that person They have already explained it quite well on their website. So let's go straight to the main part, shall we? There are a total of 6 nights. By evening, they had just begun to find ways to arrange the chaotic situation of the engaged individual. From the message written, it seems they have not yet fully realized this stage. But they have a method in mind that they believe will successfully achieve the task and summon the spirit as follows: We are employing multiple research approaches to sustain sterile male mosquitoes. One approach we are currently testing involves using mosquitoes naturally infected with a bacterium called Wallbarkia. Found in many insect species, including certain types of mosquitoes. This type of bactera makes the produced silkworms unable to mate with wild silkworms lacking the bactera valbacia. Therefore, we can simply raise and release the male silkworms that are ready to mate, so they can breed with female silkworms in nature. This method of reducing crowded populations has been applied in small-scale trials worldwide. It has been ongoing since the 1960s, with further studies beginning in the past few years. The research they cited originates from various locations, including one from France, Polynesia, Chentakki, Singhoppo, and China as well. For your convenience, I will provide you with a list of all related research papers. The like and follow buttons are located right below the video. I hope you'll click both to help this video reach more people. Thank you very much. Now that they have figured out a way to create mosquitoes infected with those bacteria Step 2 of Google's Debugging Project is The construction of a mosquito production factory as follows To stop mosquitoes that carry disease. We will need to request raising several million male mosquitoes. That is the reason why our engineering team and our aerospace specialists Currently building a request for automated feeding. A place where you can raise beneficial malarial mosquitoes. Once you reduce the number of mosquitoes in nature Then he said they had a large number. or perhaps tens of millions of them What they call "Maringdi," which in reality is a mosquito infected with a pathogen that has escaped from a production line. Step 3 is to separate them into male and female groups as follows: Male mosquitoes do not bite, so they cannot transmit diseases. That is why we only release male mosquitoes. Currently, separating male and female mosquitoes is a labor-intensive and time-consuming process. We are developing a new technology that combines neural sensors with advanced algorithms. and modern engineers to exploit the unique biological characteristics of mosquitoes However, since male mosquitoes do not bite, the people in the area where we released these mosquitoes will not be bitten any more than usual. But this is the heart of the plan. This is where it lies. When releasing these genetically modified male mosquitoes into their natural habitat Their sterility is due to a gradual decline in the number of offspring across successive generations. This is the explanation in step 5 as follows. When a male individual mates with a female individual in nature. The female can still lay eggs. But since those eggs will not hatch into chicks Therefore, the next generation has a smaller number. We will continue to release those who are engaged. To reduce the number of Soukon incidents in the rubber-producing regions. Crush them all completely in the end. In summary, when male mosquitoes are infected with this type of bacterium Mating of male and female mosquitoes The female mosquito will lay eggs on those that are not yet hatched. But as time passes, Prince Grungyung will leap straight ahead. If you need to know the official name of this organization In exams or something along those lines It is called cytophagic histiocytosis. In conclusion, the idea is that As time passed, the mosquito population in Forida and California which is an area that will gradually descend over time And the final step, step six Explain that... It is a tracking and repetition task. It is monitoring with the purpose of continuously inspecting and examining. Has the mosquito population in the area truly decreased? And add the mosquitoes that are mosquitoes as necessary as follows. We need to track down where the problematic mangroves are located. And how fast is the population size changing? Before, during, and after the release of sterilized male individuals Even though we have already eliminated the problematic weeds in the area. But malaria could return again if proper monitoring is not carried out. And precise release Therefore, our engineers and enemy explorers Therefore, we are currently developing sensors. Traps and new software For the necessary area door It must be possible to further improve treatment and rehabilitation. And that is the plan. And as you can see from their description There seems to be a minor technical issue. What needs to be corrected in this document But overall, the method is as follows: And thus, it is good as intended. As time passed many ages Mosquito populations in the areas of Forida and California which is the place where these psychophysical tests are conducted Should decrease significantly And two other important issues First issue: If the entire plan sounds familiar That is because this plan has been attempted several times before in various forms. For example, there is a British company named Oxitec. which received partial financial support From Muninithi Billalmedinda Gate We previously had a project related to this company several years ago. What they did was release genetically modified mosquitoes into multiple areas across Asia. South America, Central America, and Africa Their concept differs slightly. Because they genetically modified male mosquitoes With the woman who will kill her female descendants Before those descendants grow up to become fully mature But that was just one plan; fundamentally, It is the release of genetically modified mosquitoes. But this type of plan, which involves releasing mosquitoes infected with the virus, Bacteria Wolbachia It has already been previously tested. Both of these verses are considered successful—this is one level of achievement. The same team from the Fesseno Braddock area of California Working on the project regarding Wolbachia bacteria They had already tried it before, back in 2018, eight years ago. and wrote an article for Nature In 2018, we released the pest population. 14.4 million individuals across three designated reserve areas Hectare 293 of the forest area During the season when mosquitoes are swarming The number of female mosquitoes in the release area decreased by 95.5%. Compared to a plain ground that does not release mosquitoes The vehicle located at the farthest geographical distance experienced a reduction rate of up to 99%. Reducing the mosquito population by 99% is not fast at all. Similarly, the D-Bus team had previously undertaken a comparable project in Singapore. And from their article about the results Releasing mosquitoes in certain parts of Thampan, Sengkang, as follows Can reduce mosquito population by more than 90% This has led to a 65-80% reduction in the number of dengue fever patients. Therefore, in summary, it seems this technique works. Nevertheless, I believe that at this point The crucial question that many people wonder about is Can it go wrong? But it is a fact that, when viewed from a historical perspective, Although the technique of marinating appears to be quite effective. And generally, it is believed to be better than spraying chemical pesticides in the area. But it doesn't always yield perfect results. First of all, it is relying on this new AI system. For whatever reason, the distribution of lottery tickets to the people and their spouses is incomplete. Even the tiny amount of wife's essence that slipped in mingled indistinguishably with the husband's essence. This will result in an increasing population in that area. And this will lead to increased spread of the disease in the short term. The flesh of the yung will gradually die off, one generation at a time. Therefore, the AI system must truly perform exceptionally well. Secondly, there remains a risk of sudden and drastic changes in the realm of material existence. When pest insects such as mosquitoes are eliminated from the area. And this has been mentioned by the debugging team, and I think it might be step 6 or step 5. In their explanation, this event had occurred before. Go back to the 1950s, lying on the ground, wounded. This has caused American beef and dairy cattle farmers to lose approximately $200 million annually. Therefore, two scientists developed a technique to make marang fruits sticky. Within just a few short years, the Malingwan had been completely eradicated. The monkeypox outbreak has nearly been eliminated from America. But 60 years later, in 2016, a nocturnal ulcer lesion was detected in Murgoroforidaki. By that point, the wounded man had been gone from the area for a very long time. Local wildlife has completely lost its ability to adapt to this particular species, and they have no natural resistance at all. As a result, this led to a severe and tragic culling of approximately 130 deer, bringing their population dangerously close to zero. Before reintroducing the technique of using sterile maggots to stop the maggots from further infecting the wound once again Therefore, there is some risk involved, and fundamentally, you must properly handle step 6. And keep monitoring the situation, be vigilant about the possible recurrence of problems. That must be it—the sacrifice required when trying to control the environment. Just as they are doing, and that is exactly what is happening. Google and Pandemic have released over 1 billion units across four continents. But this new operation will be the largest one they have ever carried out in the United States. And for further clarification, their plan is to release 16 million mosquitoes per year. Over the past four years, both in Forbordia and California, let's see if it will work out. If you would like to know more information specifically about this operation. Or similar past operations, I will paste the research links I have compiled in the description box below. Finally, I'd like to know your opinion, because to me it sounds like a good technique. At the same time, human intelligence has its limits, so it sounds like a good technique, and you might find it works better than pesticides. And mosquitoes are a nuisance; they kill people, they carry diseases, yet you can't help but wonder what the third-, fourth-, and fifth-order effects of such actions might be. I have previously read reports stating that mosquitoes are a peculiar insect, and eliminating them entirely from the globe would seemingly have no significant negative impact on the environment—this is merely an old claim. I came across a research article published about ten years ago, which stated that eliminating mosquitoes entirely would not result in any significant negative consequences. Simply put, they were clinically dead, but in the end, they were revived and came back to life. Yet these individuals all described remarkably similar experiences they had undergone, even though they did not know each other and had never met before. They are scattered across the globe, yet everyone speaks of a similar phenomenon. Seeing the lights, seeing the life within himself, the man observed his face with delicate precision. Until seeing every decision, every move, throughout their entire lives. This is an outstanding documentary, and it delves deeply into this new subject. which I think could reasonably be called a scientific discipline Because you've talked to someone who has actually experienced this firsthand. But it is an interesting field of science because it offers a highly immersive experience. 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