The world tomorrow
By BourderHouse
@BourderHouse (749)
Philippines
March 7, 2007 7:13pm CST
If one believes what it is said, new experiments in Japan, Australia, France, US, and probably in other parts of the world, achieved in creating a living being WITHOUT USING MALE SPERMATOZOIDS . Now, that is some kind of freightning news (and I'm dead serious, believe me), because it can lead to just about any kind of excess, in any direction and you add to it genetical manipulation and you'll find soon in a factory producing self-regenerating warriors... That leaves a door wide open on your imagination.
IS IT THE END OF THE MALE IN REPRODUCING HIMSELF?
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9 responses
@Sarguis (14)
• Nigeria
8 Mar 07
It can not be the end of male reproduction for they are not God, they cannot challange God in his creation, They may do every experiment they want but they will fail especially when they think that they will succed. sometimes this scientist are crazy and posessed and this is while a times all this things they create will turn and become a treat to them. I dont thinks that all this are important in human life now, for we have a lot of challages facing human health and environment.
@gbolly54 (661)
• Nigeria
8 Mar 07
Judging by the form and rate of progress of science and technology, nobody should doubt the possibility of any invention, whatever unimaginable or even absurd or "immoral" it may appear to us now. One can reasonably liken God's system of creation to that of the computer technology. Take for instance a human being: he is made up of the hardware and the software; he has been programmed to act in certain ways, which an infection or disease (cf computer viruses) may truncate. Science and technology has revolutionised the human existence beyond our wildest imagination. No doubt, more science and technology miracles take place everyday. They will continue unabated to such an extent that such natural classifications of humans into sexes, races and so on will not be adequate again until "make" or "model" is also specified! Afterall, have we not been told that God made us in His image? Does He not also admonish us to seek knowledge at all times? He probably simply wants us to be capable of doing what He does.
@leonardakpaniwo (221)
• Nigeria
8 Mar 07
that is all lies , i dont think that some thing like that will or ever happen
@1violator1 (136)
• United States
8 Mar 07
See my blog, there is the artichle, about work of future.
http://everybodysscience.blogspot.com/
@rbonsor (60)
• Canada
8 Mar 07
Kind of blows god out of the picture concerning Marys virgin birth. Read an article about a female lemon shark in an aquarium that had never been near a male. She had half a dozen young. Given the choice between living on a flat earth that is the center of the universe controlled by the pope and one filled with mad scientist I'll take the latter. The cost of factory raising warriors vs having people do it is prohibitive. Robots would be cheaper if its blind obedience you want, humans have a nasty habit of turning and attacking you.
@rbonsor (60)
• Canada
8 Mar 07
What planet are you from? People where crazy and bad before science was invented. If we follow your line of though fire would never been harnessed. So lets go back to the good old days picking lice off each other on the plains of Africa. You want to discuss stupidity lets start with religion and proceed to a so call intelligent species that voluntarily brainwashes its young to the point they do not think. Its called compulsory schooling or socialization a process where unique individuals are beaten in to controllable zombies. You appear to be a perfect example.
@jricbt (1454)
• Brazil
8 Mar 07
There will be many years until such manipulation is anchieved with humans, and if it is anchieved at all.
Also, another thing to have in mind is the economic factor of this technology. It may be prohibitive.
And self-regenerating warriors is something that belongs to science fiction, it is not something that can be done easily and not even be thought on how to do it, to make it possible today.
@aries_0325 (3060)
• Philippines
8 Mar 07
Australian researchers say they have pioneered in mice a potentially revolutionary technique that fertilizes female eggs without the need for male sperm. Developed by Dr. Orly Lacham-Kaplan at the Institute of Reproduction and Development at Monash University in Melbourne, the procedure uses half the genetic material from any cell in the body, either male or female, to fertilize an egg. Lacham-Kaplan stressed that the experiments are in extremely early stages. But Dr. Robert Winston, a London fertility expert, said that if the technique works in humans, "this is actually genuinely revolutionary and potentially very important." The real advantage of the technique is for men who cannot produce sperm, Winston, who was not connected with the research, told the British Broadcasting Corp.
@lap_andi (76)
• Indonesia
8 Mar 07
this things very oppose to God, this is because God made man and woman to make a generation. if with the experiment, ya man for many years next will not needed to woman. but i proud to because the technology is now can make some magic that can made by God.
