The lab test results are in, and I'm sorry to have to tell you...You've got AmeriKans! There are two things that you can NEVER have: 1. Peace on...
"Any vaccine carries with it a risk" We knew, the rest...not so much. Its great to be abstract from the collateral damage. Consider a get well...
Dead internet theory. I'm a fan, have been for a while. It makes sense. A bit like the real world now-a-days. Dead-behind-the eyes people...
A picture paints a thousand words. Look at the photo featured in this article. Notice how all the puppets in the back are not smiling, uncertain,...
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Dolly the sheep dies, but her clones live on, but remember, these are lab created sheep, and have never lived in the "wild"
Then, at age 5 — middle age, for a sheep living the good life in a research facility — Dolly developed osteoarthritis. She died at age 6, riddled with joint and lung problems reminiscent of old age. When researchers examined the length of her telomeres — structures at the end of DNA that shorten with each replication, creating cells with shorter telomeres as the body ages — they found that her biological age surpassed her chronological age; her cells looked as if they had been ticking for longer than she was alive. Some worried that this meant clones would age prematurely, carrying the same biological clock as the adult cells they had been created from. From a biomedical standpoint, this would spell disaster, with any tissues or organs created from the cells of healthy adults running on a shortened biological clock.
Then there is this, published in 2016
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Britain gives permission to genetically modify human embryos
The news comes less than a year after the first reports of human-gene editing — published by Chinese scientists in the journal Protein and Cell — using the fantastic and at times troubling technology known as CRISPR. By harnessing an ancient defense mechanism built into bacteria, CRISPR allows scientists to target, delete and replace specific genes. It has been used extensively in other organisms, but research in humans has been slow.
So is this a vision of the future....reminds me of the dystopian novel by Aldous Huxley "Brave New World".
Good show, it would be good to have more compilations of the madness of health and wellness in our times. Very informative.