We already have controls for that: we control access to the reagents and equipment needed. Yknow, like we always have.
Information is not dangerous. This is a ridiculous argument to me, but maybe my chemistry degree has me biased.
Information is not dangerous. This is a ridiculous argument to me, but maybe my chemistry degree has me biased.
It's the equivalent of making pipe bombs at home.
The instructions are out in the public, but that's not a problem because the idiots that make pipe bombs blow themselves up more often than they succeed in doing terrorism.