Nonetheless, liberals insisted on continuing mass-murder instead of waiting a few years till the same therapy could be done without killing anyone.Originally Posted by a completely inoffensive name
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Nonetheless, liberals insisted on continuing mass-murder instead of waiting a few years till the same therapy could be done without killing anyone.
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I understand the sentiment, but I think the idea was that the embrionic stem cells had zero chance of developing further anyway, so it was beneficial to have them make a contribution towards curing debilitating diseases. Also, while it was predicted, there was no guarentee it could work. The medical industry wasn't going to stand still and wait for the outcome.
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Either way, this is all-around good news. Those guys definitely deserve their Nobel prize.
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"lives"
Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
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My oh my, aren't we feeling trolly tonight....
"And if the people raise a great howl against my barbarity and cruelty, I will answer that war is war and not popularity seeking. If they want peace, they and their relatives must stop the war." - William Tecumseh Sherman
“The market, like the Lord, helps those who help themselves. But unlike the Lord, the market does not forgive those who know not what they do.” - Warren Buffett
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Embryonic stem cells are in no way a person.
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Indeedily-doo.
While I always applaud scientific progress, this discovery gets nothing more than the standard applause from me. And from the looks of it, I would've prefered the resources be spent on research relsted to the perfectly good pool of stem cells we already have.
Unless, of course, this method is cheaper. If so, scrap the babies!
Still maintain that crying on the pitch should warrant a 3 match ban
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that would just mean that potentially life saving research would be a "few years" delayed.
and normally people that need it have plenty of time to spare...as we all know.
also..."lives"....*laugh snort*
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They are spares from IVF, so absolutly nothing would and will change on that point. It's still good research.
Why do you get spares from IVF? That's because they fertilize a lot of eggs to find a few promising ones. Doing it one and one would be wasteful in time and reosurces and would give a lot more miscarriages from IVF, with the end result that fewer children will be born.
Less killling of embryos= less born children. That's a fact and a nice conundrum for you.
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