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The Genetic Engineering Revolution: Survival Is in Our DNA Now

  • Writer: Coby Coonradt
    Coby Coonradt
  • May 29
  • 3 min read


Genetic engineering isn’t coming—it’s already here. And it’s not just transforming crops or curing rare diseases. It’s reshaping what it means to be human… and forcing preppers to ask a wild new question: Are your survival skills enough in a world where people are literally built to survive better than you?



Whether it’s lab-grown meat, CRISPR-edited humans, or bioengineered immunity, this revolution is moving fast. And it’s not just science fiction anymore—it’s a survival issue.


🧬 CRISPR Changed Everything

CRISPR isn’t just another biotech buzzword—it’s a precision tool that allows scientists to cut out bad genes and insert better ones, all with molecular accuracy. In short, it’s made gene editing faster, cheaper, and more accessible than ever before.


It’s already being used to:

  • Cure blood disorders like sickle cell anemia

  • Make mushrooms that don’t brown

  • Build rice and corn that resist drought, disease, and pests

  • Edit tomatoes to reduce stress hormones

  • And yes… even attempt to create humans resistant to viruses

What used to take years of selective breeding or clunky lab work can now be done in weeks. That speed is both impressive—and terrifying.


🌾 Food That Feeds… or Controls?

On one hand, genetically engineered crops could save millions. CRISPR has made it possible to create:

  • Pest-resistant plants that reduce the need for harmful pesticides

  • Crops that grow in dry, salty, or nutrient-poor soil

  • Foods with improved nutrition or longer shelf lives


But there’s a dark side.

Many of these crops are patented by massive biotech corporations. If these become the norm, natural food sources could disappear, and seed-saving—the backbone of food independence—might become illegal or irrelevant. And don’t forget: we still don’t fully understand the long-term health effects of consuming genetically altered food every day.

If the food supply gets locked behind biotech paywalls, where does that leave the average prepper?


💉 Medicine or Modification?

The medical promise of gene editing is massive:

  • Lab-grown organs that eliminate donor waitlists

  • Gene therapies that erase inherited disease

  • Cancer treatments that use your own modified cells to attack tumors


But there's a catch.

Advanced treatments are already expensive. What happens when only the wealthy can afford the upgrades? Worse, what happens if basic medical access is tied to whether or not you're willing to alter your DNA?

For preppers, this creates a new kind of medical divide—one that can’t be bridged by a well-stocked first aid kit.


🧠 Humans 2.0 – The Survival Gap Gets Real

This is the weirdest and most controversial frontier: enhancing humans.

From better eyesight and faster reflexes to engineered intelligence and longer life expectancy, genetic upgrades are no longer just science fiction. China has already edited embryos. Human trials for CRISPR-based treatments are ongoing. It’s happening.


If the elites of tomorrow are genetically superior—physically, cognitively, emotionally—then traditional prepping might not be enough. The game could shift from “what gear do you have?” to “what genes do you have?”

That’s a survival gap you can’t bridge with duct tape and paracord.


🛠 How Preppers Should Adapt

In a world where biology is optional, how do we hold on to resilience? Here’s how preppers can stay ahead:

  • Grow your own food: Heritage seeds and local growing matter more than ever.

  • Learn both sides: Embrace the medical tools that make sense (like genetic testing for health risks), but don’t rely on high-tech fixes alone.

  • Biohack carefully: Supplements, tailored diets, and regenerative therapies could be tools—not crutches.

  • Keep one foot in the dirt: Practical, physical skills will always matter—especially if biotech systems fail or get restricted.


🚨 The Real Threat: A New Class of “Genetic Haves”

Imagine a future where:

  • Only genetically enhanced individuals can work elite jobs or afford elite care

  • Natural humans are sidelined, not just socially, but biologically

  • Prepping becomes irrelevant for those who are simply built to survive


That’s not fiction. That’s a possible near-future scenario—if genetic engineering becomes mandatory or commercially dominant.


The question isn’t can this happen. It’s what will you do when it does?


🎧 Listen to the full episode now: The Genetic Engineering Revolution – Episode 9We break it all down—from CRISPR to class warfare, lab-grown food to biohacked survival, and how preppers can stay human in a post-human world.



Because in the future, survival might not be about what you store—but what’s already inside you. #StaySurvived

 
 
 

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