Jacob Hanna, who led a successful mouse "embryo" experiment, wants to recreate it with human cells but other experts say much more research is needed.
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The Island you mean?
Well as long as they don’t let the clone develop a brain making it a person I see no ethical problems.
It would be nice if it could be done on an industrial scale, organs for everybody, not just the rich and powerful.
I sort of agree with this. Even better if the parts came out as single units ready to use rather than having to hack a leg or something.
haven’t we already made decent ground on growing organs by themselves?
But that wouldn’t be as horrifying, would it?
What the actual fuck
Cool, right?
Pure utilitarianism and worse being in the moral sense.
A debate coming since the awareness in animal slavery.
Well on our next page of descending into sci-fi dystopia hell we have:
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Genetically augmented human slaves made for organ harvesting