Oh mine, it's not far that we can live to 140

Started by fancyboy2 pages
Originally posted by silver_tears
Why in the world would we need people to live until 140?
The world's overpopulated as it is. There's nothing noble about clinging to life. Live it while you have the chance, don't try to beat nature.

When you are 70 you will look and feel 30. This will happen. It has already started.

we like youth

Originally posted by silver_tears
Why in the world would we need people to live until 140?
The world's overpopulated as it is. There's nothing noble about clinging to life. Live it while you have the chance, don't try to beat nature.

Exactly, another life lesson is don't set expecations too high. Everyone's thinking stem-cells are going to be this massive magick thing that solves all the worlds problems, and that's bullcrap. Besides, do people think they are going to have access to stem-cells? Hell no. Only the rich and powerful will. The rest of us will have to deal with what we got just as we do now. At most might have infrior, state-sanctioned stemcells coverd by taxes.

I myself have nothing against stem-cell research, I figure the fetus is dead anyway, so may as well put use to the dead. (It's hard being pro-life but pro-stem cell.) But the republicans make a good point, knowing democrats like we do. They abuse any little power you give them. If we issued legit stem-cell research with dead fetuses, they'd just use it to encourage abortion, and furthermore, harvest clones. And if Spiderman taught us anything; We don't want clones!

And whenever a democrat is backed into a wall with that suspicioun they're like some cheesy cartoon supervillain "why uhh--that's perposterous! Heeheehee.." Pathetic.

In MO they passed a stem cell amendment yet still managed to keep cloning illegal.

It's all semantic word play that attorneys drool over and look to capitalize on. They can grow babies in tubes thats not cloning according to MO law so much for clone banning.

Originally posted by Soleran
In MO they passed a stem cell amendment yet still managed to keep cloning illegal.

It's all semantic word play that attorneys drool over and look to capitalize on. They can grow babies in tubes thats not cloning according to MO law so much for clone banning.


True that, depravity will always worm it's way pass the law through a technichality. It's like when we voted against eminent domain here in Florida. On the paper, it didn't meation anything like this, but then at the polls it said "If 3/5 house seats vote against it". So bassicaly, I had to vote for either being at the mercy of the massive coporations that want to plow my land to build a parking lot. Or at the mercy of my congressmen who don't really give a rat's ass about me anyway.

Wow, what a descision. I can hardly contain myself. *Sarcasm*

Too bad
democracy will take over
and many scientists in Japan are doing what you hate the most