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Isn it futile to advocate for global MM policy when we know that level of international cooperation is impossible?

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Isn it futile to advocate for global MM policy when we know that level of international cooperation is impossible?

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We don’t “know” that it’s impossible. To the contrary, the last century has seen an amazing and unprecedented level of international cooperation. What CRN seeks is not a qualitative change in global policy-making, but an incremental advance. The safest course appears to be the timely creation of a strong, stable, progressive international authority to oversee the safe development and effective administration of molecular manufacturing. We readily admit, however, that accomplishing this will be anything but easy.

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