Stem Cell Research

[NeoTheOne]

R U YES FOR STEM CELL RESERCH OR NO

IM YES ;)

[ScotchGuy]

Hello yes, I'm ScotchGuy.

[Keikan]

Whats stem cell research?

[kAb]

totally for it.

stupid bush making it hard to do <_<

it could provide the knoweldge to stop many fatal diseases, and pave the way to growing your own organs for when your original one fails.

[ScotchGuy]

I&#39;m also for it. The only reason anyone is against it is because they get the stem cells from fetuses, but the way I see it the baby is already dead so you can either do nothing with it or save lives and advance science with it.

[Spindulik]

YES&#33;


To use our knowledge to cure things that were once impossible to cure is brilliant.

To ban the research and use of stem cells is a sin that even God would bitch slap you for not using the brain he gave us.

[CPU1]

yes the decision bush made was base on religion. religion shouldnt have to do anything with government especially when something is already dead and some one is dying or something

[NeoTheOne]

but if u come to think of it stem cell u can clone then ull be [laying GOD which is noethnic

[Evil Gemini]

1000000% YES


but if u come to think of it stem cell u can clone then ull be [laying GOD which is noethnic

Yeah same with a peice of hair.

Who gives a shit. If it helps people, why not.

This is one reason religion should just stay away from science. They dont like it because its new.

I bet when they found out blood tranfusions were possible they were against that too.

[Spindulik]

Originally posted by neotheone@10 October 2003 - 21:58
but if u come to think of it stem cell u can clone then ull be [laying GOD which is noethnic
Nobody can play GOD. Nobody.
God gave us the gift of intelligent thinking and knowledge. It is human nature to do things such as research. God created everything, including the dumb idiots that roam the earth. It is part of his plan. When stem cell research goes bad, and people die, it is known as "thinning the herd". It is nature.





All civilizations evolve to become more intelligent, to the point of self destruction. It is part of a scientific theory that is used in calculating the possiblity of intelligent life elsewhere in the universe (at the same time as us).

Here&#39;s a crude example. It is not accurate, but gives you an idea:
The universe is estimated to have 50 billion galaxies. Each galaxy has about 1 million solar systems. The odds of life are 1 million to one that one planet will have life, in one of those solar systems. That is 50 billion planets with life. Of those planets, there is an evolution stage going, like dinosaurs, cavemen, etc.. It is estimated that 50% of those planets will have intelligent life at all. Now we have 25 billion with the possiblity of intelligent life. Form that number, about 5% will occure during our lifetime. And 50% of those will be so intelligent, they would have developed nuclear weapons and self destructed. Which leaves a measley 2.5 billion planets that could have intelligent life on them right now.

[Pitbul]

Originally posted by Spindulik+10 October 2003 - 21:58--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Spindulik @ 10 October 2003 - 21:58)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'> <!--QuoteBegin-neotheone@10 October 2003 - 21:58
but if u come to think of it stem cell u can clone then ull be [laying GOD which is noethnic
Nobody can play GOD. Nobody.
God gave us the gift of intelligent thinking and knowledge. It is human nature to do things such as research. God created everything, including the dumb idiots that roam the earth. It is part of his plan. When stem cell research goes bad, and people die, it is known as "thinning the herd". It is nature.





All civilizations evolve to become more intelligent, to the point of self destruction. It is part of a scientific theory that is used in calculating the possiblity of intelligent life elsewhere in the universe (at the same time as us).

Here&#39;s a crude example. It is not accurate, but gives you an idea:
The universe is estimated to have 50 billion galaxies. Each galaxy has about 1 million solar systems. The odds of life are 1 million to one that one planet will have life, in one of those solar systems. That is 50 billion planets with life. Of those planets, there is an evolution stage going, like dinosaurs, cavemen, etc.. It is estimated that 50% of those planets will have intelligent life at all. Now we have 25 billion with the possiblity of intelligent life. Form that number, about 5% will occure during our lifetime. And 50% of those will be so intelligent, they would have developed nuclear weapons and self destructed. Which leaves a measley 2.5 billion planets that could have intelligent life on them right now. [/b][/quote]
in that theory we should already be dead but we have surpassed God expectations by lasting so long because we have what it called "Reasoning" thats the little "hmm is that such a good idea" thingy.

[Spindulik]

Originally posted by Pitbul@11 October 2003 - 04:01
...we have what it called "Reasoning" thats the little "hmm is that such a good idea" thingy.
Apparently Bush didn have that "hmm is that such a good idea" thingy.