Anthile
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Experiments In The Revival of Organisms
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vash22
It's Charlie Chaplin, not Hitler.
Heh. Nice.
What thoughts are you requesting?
-The video is obviously fake.
-Something like that (several organs attached by tubes keeping eachother alive) is possible, I think. But not feasable at that time.
-Bringing back something that had been dead that long, without serious brain damage, would be impossible.
-Why do Russians seem to hate dogs? First they launch one into space & then forget about it, and now cutting off their heads and turning them into robo-dogs. Why can't they torture cats instead? Or rats. Russia has plenty of rats, right?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Head_transplant
These things are really cool.
The Japanese used rats instead of dogs, which I suppose would offend less human sensibilities.
These things are really cool.
The Japanese used rats instead of dogs, which I suppose would offend less human sensibilities.
Melkor
*Silent antagonist*
I think you've all got it wrong.
Why use rats?
What have they done but unintentionally spread disease and eat our stocks from an urge to survive?
We should be using Criminals!
People whom are of little to no use to society,and who would die either in dreadful circumstances by their nature, or quite boring ones cooped up in prison.
There are large portions of humanity just scquealing to be used for science.
Of extreme interest would be Criminals sentenced to death in the more strict countries.
After all, wouldn't you take the bargin, and dedicate the rest of your (tragically) short life to science, hope of reanimation?
After all, one can only suffer one death penalty, afterwards he is a free man, should the experiments be sucessful.
Why use rats?
What have they done but unintentionally spread disease and eat our stocks from an urge to survive?
We should be using Criminals!
People whom are of little to no use to society,and who would die either in dreadful circumstances by their nature, or quite boring ones cooped up in prison.
There are large portions of humanity just scquealing to be used for science.
Of extreme interest would be Criminals sentenced to death in the more strict countries.
After all, wouldn't you take the bargin, and dedicate the rest of your (tragically) short life to science, hope of reanimation?
After all, one can only suffer one death penalty, afterwards he is a free man, should the experiments be sucessful.
You would vouch for them?Melkor said:
The little critters have pitted themselves against us, I'll wager.
No. Just...no. (Not science, certainly)Melkor said:
Reminds me of Terminator 3.
For a kiss, perhaps.
Yeah, I suppose one could, at the very least, go murder another 10 people before getting executed again.Melkor said:
Melkor
*Silent antagonist*
Walfin sir, I am afraid I charge per kiss, and if you want anything other than a five second pressing of lips it costs extra^^
Yes, I beleive rats should, like humans, congratulated on their digusting yet determined existence.
Well Waffle, you just don't know how to live, er, die right and then live...
Yes, I beleive rats should, like humans, congratulated on their digusting yet determined existence.
Well Waffle, you just don't know how to live, er, die right and then live...
vash22
It's Charlie Chaplin, not Hitler.
No way! If they need more rats, they just breed them. If they need more criminals, they arrest me.
Rats are evil. Any food they do not eat, they poop all over. lil basterds. Rats decided to become the enemy of humanity since day one. They deserve no mercy and no pity.
Now dogs, they are a different story. They threw their lot in with humans. I say they deserve better than the stupid death after stupid death that we seem to keep forcing on them. At least the "dog mine" idea the Russians had during WW2 let the dogs die in a totally epic way. You know, with dignity.