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Posted: 05 Dec 2005, 07:43
by SSJDinoTycoon42
I wonder what the mouse was thinking....

Posted: 05 Dec 2005, 11:04
by Dino_Slayer
Meaby he was thinking, "Hey, why is it that I hear that guy talking through my back?".

Posted: 05 Dec 2005, 18:59
by nissin
Mouse with Ear on Back: "Hey I heard that I'm gonna get a transplant"
Mouse with Nose on Back: "Really? I thought something smelt a little fishy round here"
Mouse with Ear on Back: "We can never trust these mad men scientists"
Mouse with Nose on Back: " Ah yes, you're right... *sniff sniff* ... I SMELL CHEESE!"

Posted: 06 Dec 2005, 07:05
by Dino_Slayer
It isn't rightful, but what else could we possibly test these things upon? Are there people willing to put their lifes on the line? That's a good question.

I still do kinda anticipate the nanobots. And those will probably be tested with humans.

Posted: 06 Dec 2005, 17:14
by nissin
For some things, SOME people would be willing to do it. For example, some people will actually DO the growth-gene thing... Some will even want to design their own ideal children... and so you never know...

Posted: 07 Dec 2005, 01:27
by Tyrannis
I wouldn't mind volunteering for genetic testing, I'm always up for a genetic enhancement or two.

Posted: 07 Dec 2005, 08:31
by SSJDinoTycoon42
The thing that would turn people off of it if it goes wrong. It may not turn out to be an enhancement but rather a hindering feature...or even something that kills you.

Posted: 07 Dec 2005, 16:00
by Dino_Slayer
But, ofcourse, it's the only way to really help these sciences advance so there's no way around it.

Posted: 07 Dec 2005, 16:01
by Tyrannis
So what do we do? Test on animals to make sure that we got the sequencing right. That and use bacteria and small cell cultures are useful too.

Posted: 07 Dec 2005, 17:28
by nissin
*shrugs*...
Make human clones and test it on them