Creepy Experiments Trying to Resurrect Dinosaurs
The dinosaurs of a very long ago planet Earth had a long lifeline, and human beings have a long way to go to match their longevity, so let the dinosaur era pass without further ado. However, there are some scientists, archaeologists and anthropologists, as those shown on the "60 Minutes" TV program, today, who are strangely trying to resurrect dinosaurs by trying to extract very ancient dinosaur DNA, thereby hoping to produce dinosaur offspring through gene manipulation. As if with all the problems the world has as it is, we needed a new age of dinosaurs.
They are also playing around with birds, trying to create hybrid dinosaur/birds. These aren't the only scientists trying to play God, there are no doubt tens of thousands of harebrained schemes being incubated in laboratories around the world that could be the greatest of follies if any of them ever succeeded beyond their creator's wildest dreams. Just because human beings that call themselves scientists can scientifically manipulate life, whether plant, animal or human, doesn't mean that governments shouldn't try to stop it. There should be some kind of societal permission and licensing for each and every experiment that goes beyond certain norms, and there is a point where certain experimentation should be outright banned (like trying to resurrect dinosaurs). This is in no way against science in general, but it's time to monitor its more creepier aspects; perhaps, an International Prevention of Scientific Follies Against Nature Agency.
[revised on 11/16/09]
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They are also playing around with birds, trying to create hybrid dinosaur/birds. These aren't the only scientists trying to play God, there are no doubt tens of thousands of harebrained schemes being incubated in laboratories around the world that could be the greatest of follies if any of them ever succeeded beyond their creator's wildest dreams. Just because human beings that call themselves scientists can scientifically manipulate life, whether plant, animal or human, doesn't mean that governments shouldn't try to stop it. There should be some kind of societal permission and licensing for each and every experiment that goes beyond certain norms, and there is a point where certain experimentation should be outright banned (like trying to resurrect dinosaurs). This is in no way against science in general, but it's time to monitor its more creepier aspects; perhaps, an International Prevention of Scientific Follies Against Nature Agency.
[revised on 11/16/09]
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Copyright 2008 - 2009, Party of Commons TM
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