Human-Animal Hybrids

Think it's fine. I get the impression people didn't really read the article.

"Hiromitsu Nakauchi, who leads teams at the University of Tokyo and Stanford University in California, plans to grow human cells in mouse and rat embryos and then transplant those embryos into surrogate animals. Nakauchi's ultimate goal is to produce animals with organs made of human cells that can, eventually, be transplanted into people."

He's not making half human half pig creatures or some shit. His goal is to create human organs to save lives.

Yes I'm in favor of this and also in using stem cells to help heal people.

Originally posted by Surtur
Instead of asking how an all powerful cosmic being supposedly did something you should be asking why it took it supposedly took 6 days to do it instead of being done instantly.

You have to be born a magic baby.

edit: it sounds like they are using stem cells or atleast something very similar. Yay science!

Originally posted by BackFire
Think it's fine. I get the impression people didn't really read the article.

"Hiromitsu Nakauchi, who leads teams at the University of Tokyo and Stanford University in California, plans to grow human cells in mouse and rat embryos and then transplant those embryos into surrogate animals. Nakauchi's ultimate goal is to produce animals with organs made of human cells that can, eventually, be transplanted into people."

He's not making half human half pig creatures or some shit. His goal is to create human organs to save lives.

Originally posted by Surtur
I thought 6 days was the amount of time it took him to create the universe?

Speaking of the universe, how big do you think the universe is? Do you think there are planets, etc. outside our solar system? Just curious.

That's correct. Man was created on day 6 though. He was the last thing God created. Also, unlike everything else He created, God actually used His hands to create man from the dust of the ground. Everything else He created simply by speaking it into existence ( that's how powerful His Word is, and Jesus Christ is the living Word of God so, in effect, Jesus is basically the Creator). It shows that man is special in comparison to the rest of creation.

LoL. Of course I think there are other planets outside of our solar system. I hope you don't think I'm one of those crazy flat-earthers just because I"m a creationist. I've said before that flat earthers make up only a tiny percentage of creationists.

I have.no idea exactly how big the universe is nor do I think any other human being truly knows. I just know it's really, really big.

Originally posted by BackFire
Think it's fine. I get the impression people didn't really read the article.

"Hiromitsu Nakauchi, who leads teams at the University of Tokyo and Stanford University in California, plans to grow human cells in mouse and rat embryos and then transplant those embryos into surrogate animals. Nakauchi's ultimate goal is to produce animals with organs made of human cells that can, eventually, be transplanted into people."

He's not making half human half pig creatures or some shit. His goal is to create human organs to save lives.

To be honest, it's true that I didn't read the article till sometime after I made my second post. I was going to amend my original thoughts on the subject after I read it but decided it wasn't worth the trouble to type out.

Originally posted by Surtur
Yes I'm in favor of this and also in using stem cells to help heal people.

I'm against stem cells that come from aborted babies but otherwise I'm cool with it. And, I suppose I'm actually ok with what the article is claiming as well.

Originally posted by Surtur
Instead of asking how an all powerful cosmic being supposedly did something you should be asking why it took it supposedly took 6 days to do it instead of being done instantly.

You have to be born a magic baby.

Surtur, of course God could've done it all instantaneously if He wanted. The truth is though, God did it in six days and rested on the seventh for man's benefit. Where do you truly think our seven day week comes from? It comes from creation week.

Surely you don't think it "evolved" from evolutionists do you? LOL.

Our year system is based around Jesus Christ's birth though despite those who want to remove Christ from history trying to change what BC and AD truly mean. It is the single.most important event in history, outside of creation itself, that is.

Well, actually, Christ's death, burial, and resurrection is truly the most significant (outside of creation week itself) which is why I think our year/calendar system should be based around that instead.

I think there's more to it than that. Why do they have names that sound like Sun day, moon day, woden's day thor's day, saturn's day etc.

Originally posted by BackFire
Think it's fine. I get the impression people didn't really read the article.

"Hiromitsu Nakauchi, who leads teams at the University of Tokyo and Stanford University in California, plans to grow human cells in mouse and rat embryos and then transplant those embryos into surrogate animals. Nakauchi's ultimate goal is to produce animals with organs made of human cells that can, eventually, be transplanted into people."

He's not making half human half pig creatures or some shit. His goal is to create human organs to save lives.

Right, the concern was enhanced cognitive function as a byprodruct of the cells introduced.

I get the feeling many ppl post without reading said articles or supporting documents.

Originally posted by Blakemore
I think there's more to it than that. Why do they have names that sound like Sun day, moon day, woden's day thor's day, saturn's day etc.

I made this same thread about a year ago. I still don't think people understand what it entails when they speak of mixing human and animal DNA. It's not about creating ManBearPig.

Originally posted by Robtard
It's not about creating ManBearPig.

But it should be.

Originally posted by Robtard
I made this same thread about a year ago. I still don't think people understand what it entails when they speak of mixing human and animal DNA. It's not about creating ManBearPig.

mama had a chicken, mama had a cow

dad was proud, he didn't care how

Originally posted by Old Man Whirly!
their are many different ways to do it Rob, despite having 1 less chromosome than chimps that doesn't necessarily preclude a chimera. Some closely related animals with slight chromosomal variations can breed. Particularly where like with us two primate chromosomes have functionally fused. Then you have gene insertion. Biohackers have even stuck jellyfish "glow" genes in themselves... unsuccessfully sadly using Crispr. Then you have human genes in other animals like human Insulin in Cows as pharmaceutical factories. The you have stem cell techniques like this article. Probably other things I am not aware of tbh.

Though I personally do believe somewhere in some government and/or large biomedical lab there have been attempts to create a true human-animal hybrid like we see in science fiction.

A Russian biologist tried to create human-ape hybrids.

Supposedly it failed.

Supposedly.

Originally posted by Robtard
Yes, but this research is about growing human organs and tissue in animals, for the use of transplanting them in humans who have need. While people read the headline and think someone's playing Dr. Moreau.

Though I personally do believe somewhere in some government and/or large biomedical lab there have been attempts to create a true human-animal hybrid like we see in science fiction.

I want cat powers.

Originally posted by Mindship
I want cat powers.