Comments on: Human-Animal Mutant Animal Developed: It’s Not the First! http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/humansheep/ Transforming medicine and fertility with tomorrow’s technology Tue, 09 Mar 2010 23:17:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Wilbur barnwillie http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/humansheep/#comment-239705 Wilbur barnwillie Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:49:49 +0000 http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/human-animal-mutant-animal-developed-its-not-the-first-ditm-personal-experience/#comment-239705 How could you do this to a human being? For if the new cross bread creature is particle human with 15 percent then is cruelty to human being. How could you do this to a human being? For if the new cross bread creature is particle human with 15 percent then is cruelty to human being.

]]> By: bbgirl1993 http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/humansheep/#comment-239449 bbgirl1993 Tue, 09 Mar 2010 15:05:44 +0000 http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/human-animal-mutant-animal-developed-its-not-the-first-ditm-personal-experience/#comment-239449 so i agree with this hojo guy. i totally support doing studies on animals, id rather them do it on animals then humans, the only reason why they do that is to advance in science, in surgeries, and to potentially help people in the end. if they grow a sheep and it has human organs that can be transplanted into humans, in need of the same organs. that props to the fkn scientists who thought up that shit in theyre heads. ALL YOU PEOPLE AGAINST THIS: picture your mother dying in the hospital.or your self dying in the hospital, she needs a new liver, she also needs a kidey treansplant, except theyres no matches for her anywhere, to only way to get a match, is through genetic engineering, would you be so against it if you were in that situation?would you think its so wwrongthen you fucking hippocrates/? think about it guys be more insightfull about the situation so i agree with this hojo guy.
i totally support doing studies on animals, id rather them do it on animals then humans, the only reason why they do that is to advance in science, in surgeries, and to potentially help people in the end. if they grow a sheep and it has human organs that can be transplanted into humans, in need of the same organs. that props to the fkn scientists who thought up that shit in theyre heads.
ALL YOU PEOPLE AGAINST THIS:
picture your mother dying in the hospital.or your self dying in the hospital, she needs a new liver, she also needs a kidey treansplant, except theyres no matches for her anywhere, to only way to get a match, is through genetic engineering, would you be so against it if you were in that situation?would you think its so wwrongthen you fucking hippocrates/? think about it guys be more insightfull about the situation

]]> By: OkinSama http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/humansheep/#comment-231041 OkinSama Thu, 25 Feb 2010 01:21:23 +0000 http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/human-animal-mutant-animal-developed-its-not-the-first-ditm-personal-experience/#comment-231041 It's really pathetic how many people are screaming "animal cruelty". Give me a break. These sorts of experiments will advance medical science. More power to them! It’s really pathetic how many people are screaming “animal cruelty”.
Give me a break. These sorts of experiments will advance medical science. More power to them!

]]> By: cheezy http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/humansheep/#comment-225459 cheezy Tue, 16 Feb 2010 02:01:49 +0000 http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/human-animal-mutant-animal-developed-its-not-the-first-ditm-personal-experience/#comment-225459 To Prof. Hojo The first thing I'd like to say is I admire you for actually seeming to be calm in your comment. Most everyone else (me included) wrote more than a little emotionally whether they are for or against this. In response to your example, I have an argument: I agree that both rats will, inevitably, die. It is the way of nature. I also agree that the experimental rat has a slightly easier lifestyle aside from occasional genetic "screwing." However, when the wild mouse dies, it will help it's environment by either decomposing into nutrients or being eaten and used to help a snake or whatever continue it's natural lifespan, likely helping said environment continue naturally. When the lab rat's life clock clicks down to zero, what will happen then? Thrown into biohazard waste? Burned? I don't know. I'm just a "normal" fifteen year old. I, as a matter of fact, do have compassion for science. It's one of my favourite subjects. I envy scientists and the feelings they must get when the experiment they've been working on for weeks/months/years finally comes to fruition. However, every human is allowed to speak their opinions loud and proud, regardless of what others may think of them. And life is unfair. It's a fact of life that must be learned or you're on a one way road to hurt. The strongest may survive in nature, but once humans step in, all bets are off. I have less reason to live then the average wild mouse. He helps his environment. I see my future as flipping burgers. Aside from that, I thank your for your light of sane argument amongst so much anger. [P.S. Thank you for making this point. I'd love to actually be of some use. Know anywhere I can legally sign up? No point in getting innocent, illegal human-experimenters thrown in jail.] To Prof. Hojo
The first thing I’d like to say is I admire you for actually seeming to be calm in your comment. Most everyone else (me included) wrote more than a little emotionally whether they are for or against this.
In response to your example, I have an argument: I agree that both rats will, inevitably, die. It is the way of nature. I also agree that the experimental rat has a slightly easier lifestyle aside from occasional genetic “screwing.”
However, when the wild mouse dies, it will help it’s environment by either decomposing into nutrients or being eaten and used to help a snake or whatever continue it’s natural lifespan, likely helping said environment continue naturally. When the lab rat’s life clock clicks down to zero, what will happen then? Thrown into biohazard waste? Burned? I don’t know. I’m just a “normal” fifteen year old.
I, as a matter of fact, do have compassion for science. It’s one of my favourite subjects. I envy scientists and the feelings they must get when the experiment they’ve been working on for weeks/months/years finally comes to fruition. However, every human is allowed to speak their opinions loud and proud, regardless of what others may think of them.
And life is unfair. It’s a fact of life that must be learned or you’re on a one way road to hurt. The strongest may survive in nature, but once humans step in, all bets are off. I have less reason to live then the average wild mouse. He helps his environment. I see my future as flipping burgers.
Aside from that, I thank your for your light of sane argument amongst so much anger.
[P.S. Thank you for making this point. I’d love to actually be of some use. Know anywhere I can legally sign up? No point in getting innocent, illegal human-experimenters thrown in jail.]

]]> By: Prof. Hojo http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/humansheep/#comment-222382 Prof. Hojo Wed, 03 Feb 2010 21:02:37 +0000 http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/human-animal-mutant-animal-developed-its-not-the-first-ditm-personal-experience/#comment-222382 All of you who instantly oppose this experiment without realizing how this is simply the way of life, please refrain from giving your opinion. See, opinions are based upon judgement. In science there are no opinions; just things to do. Until you people realize that nature itself is just as cruel, you will get nowhere in natural development. For the kicker, those little mice are more well taken care of than a mouse in the wild. For example: You have two mice, one's experimental, the other one is in the wild. One of them is well fed and taken care of, perhaps genetically screwed up at times. The other one, however, is getting crushed and swallowed by a snake. As you can see, the mouse will most likely die either way, as would humans. The only thing keeping us alive for such long periods of time is our level of sentience. Please, have more compassion for science, keep your opinions to yourselves, and learn how to take facts for what they are. Just as they say, life is pretty unfair. The strongest will survive; it's just the way of nature. [P.S. I see a mouse as, genetically, an equivelant of a human being. We're both mammals. So, if you are going to complain about a mouse being experimented on, why not offer yourself to the scientists? I'm sure you'd provide much better research.] All of you who instantly oppose this experiment without realizing how this is simply the way of life, please refrain from giving your opinion. See, opinions are based upon judgement. In science there are no opinions; just things to do.

Until you people realize that nature itself is just as cruel, you will get nowhere in natural development. For the kicker, those little mice are more well taken care of than a mouse in the wild.

For example: You have two mice, one’s experimental, the other one is in the wild. One of them is well fed and taken care of, perhaps genetically screwed up at times. The other one, however, is getting crushed and swallowed by a snake.

As you can see, the mouse will most likely die either way, as would humans. The only thing keeping us alive for such long periods of time is our level of sentience.

Please, have more compassion for science, keep your opinions to yourselves, and learn how to take facts for what they are.

Just as they say, life is pretty unfair. The strongest will survive; it’s just the way of nature.

[P.S. I see a mouse as, genetically, an equivelant of a human being. We’re both mammals. So, if you are going to complain about a mouse being experimented on, why not offer yourself to the scientists? I’m sure you’d provide much better research.]

]]> By: CrystalClaw http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/humansheep/#comment-222284 CrystalClaw Tue, 02 Feb 2010 02:52:43 +0000 http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/human-animal-mutant-animal-developed-its-not-the-first-ditm-personal-experience/#comment-222284 wwwwwwwhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaattttttttttt iiisssss rong w/u wwwwwwwhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaattttttttttt iiisssss rong w/u

]]> By: Darqslide http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/humansheep/#comment-218720 Darqslide Thu, 21 Jan 2010 14:59:02 +0000 http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/human-animal-mutant-animal-developed-its-not-the-first-ditm-personal-experience/#comment-218720 Sorry for the multiple post... Why do people care how animals feel anyway... please enlighten me. Sorry for the multiple post…

Why do people care how animals feel anyway… please enlighten me.

]]> By: Darqslide http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/humansheep/#comment-218716 Darqslide Thu, 21 Jan 2010 14:53:16 +0000 http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/human-animal-mutant-animal-developed-its-not-the-first-ditm-personal-experience/#comment-218716 If anyone has a problem with animal testing you're an idiot. 1. They're just F#*@#&$! animals, why would any intelligent person care what a rats feelings are over the well being of a dying child. To hell with that even... why care what a rats feelings are in the first place even if the purpose is the have the ability to replace someones ear if it gets biten off in a boxing match with Mike Tyson. THey're just F#ck*@$ animals and vermin to boot. If anyone has a problem with animal testing you’re an idiot. 1. They’re just F#*@#&$! animals, why would any intelligent person care what a rats feelings are over the well being of a dying child. To hell with that even… why care what a rats feelings are in the first place even if the purpose is the have the ability to replace someones ear if it gets biten off in a boxing match with Mike Tyson. THey’re just F#ck*@$ animals and vermin to boot.

]]> By: Darqslide http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/humansheep/#comment-218715 Darqslide Thu, 21 Jan 2010 14:53:14 +0000 http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/human-animal-mutant-animal-developed-its-not-the-first-ditm-personal-experience/#comment-218715 If anyone has a problem with animal testing you're an idiot. 1. They're just F#*@#&$! animals, why would any intelligent person care what a rats feelings are over the well being of a dying child. To hell with that even... why care what a rats feelings are in the first place even if the purpose is the have the ability to replace someones ear if it gets biten off in a boxing match with Mike Tyson. THey're just F#ck*@$ animals and vermin to boot. If anyone has a problem with animal testing you’re an idiot. 1. They’re just F#*@#&$! animals, why would any intelligent person care what a rats feelings are over the well being of a dying child. To hell with that even… why care what a rats feelings are in the first place even if the purpose is the have the ability to replace someones ear if it gets biten off in a boxing match with Mike Tyson. THey’re just F#ck*@$ animals and vermin to boot.

]]> By: Darqslide http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/humansheep/#comment-218717 Darqslide Thu, 21 Jan 2010 14:52:53 +0000 http://docinthemachine.com/2007/03/27/human-animal-mutant-animal-developed-its-not-the-first-ditm-personal-experience/#comment-218717 If anyone has a problem with animal testing you're an idiot. 1. They're just F#*@#&$! animals, why would any intelligent person care what a rats feelings are over the well being of a dying child. To hell with that even... why care what a rats feelings are in the first place even if the purpose is the have the ability to replace someones ear if it gets biten off in a boxing match with Mike Tyson. THey're just F#ck*@$ animals and vermin to boot. If anyone has a problem with animal testing you’re an idiot. 1. They’re just F#*@#&$! animals, why would any intelligent person care what a rats feelings are over the well being of a dying child. To hell with that even… why care what a rats feelings are in the first place even if the purpose is the have the ability to replace someones ear if it gets biten off in a boxing match with Mike Tyson. THey’re just F#ck*@$ animals and vermin to boot.

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