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[MCU] Why wasn't recreating Spiderman's origin spider a bigger priority?

As I recall the spider was created accidentally. So given the ridiculous potential power it has to give an average human, on par or superior to the SSS, wouldn't it be a much bigger deal? There's been so much conflict around recreating the SSS, but I haven't really seen anything about recreating the circumstances that developed the radioactive spider. With all the geniuses in the Avengers I wouldn't think it would be that difficult. 

Side note/bonus question- Would spiders from Carl King/Thousand contain the same genetic structure as the OG spider?
gpt
As far as MCU goes, spiderman just joined the ranks real recently. But as far as marvel in general goes, the race to recreate that special radioactive spider is about the same results as creating another SSS, Hulk, etc. It's not that it hasn't been tried, but that the results aren't consistent, so instead of having an army of Captain americas, Hulks and Spidermans, you have other super heroes that have similar powers but not exactly the same, or worse, super villains. Which bring the real big reason why things like this isn't replicated for the masses, it doesn't take much for a couple of bad apples to fuck everything up and once again that tech is lost.