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[Spider-Man] How is it the Feds have no interest in experimenting on Spider-Man or learning about how he got his powers?

You're telling me the Department of Defense or the FBI or whoever has no interest in trying to create super spider-soldiers? Has no interest in trying to use his powers for science or medicine or genetic engineering?
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They would just have no means of capturing him. He's far to powerful for an organization on that level to capture.

They would require something like S.H.I.E.L.D. in order to be successful, and they would likely reject since Nick Fury has already approved of Spider-Man. 

Not to mention the litany of other super powered individuals They could want to do the same thing to, such as any enemy he has. Who at the very least would already he captured and thus easier on their end to experiment on. Scorpion would be a prime example since he is literally a proven experiment. Of course the issue with creating any being on this level is losing control of them as was the case with Scorpion. The risk involved for such an organization just wouldn't be worth it.

And even then there's still parts of the government working on the Weapon Plus program. Who are essentially doing all the experimentation they can to produce another Cap; and that's how we get beings like Luke Cage, Sentry, Hulkverine, Hell even Agent Venom. And the common denominator here is that they couldn't control them.

They just lack the neccesary resources and oversight to do that kind of work. It would be in the hands of a higher level organization; and even then they wouldn't have an easy time. Besides public knowledge on Spider-Man is entirely limited, they wouldn't even know he has a source to his powers. He could just be a mutant. Which is what was believed on 1610 even though he was a part of their weapon Plus program. But then so was every super powered person so it is what it is.