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Ethical research guidelines bar any attempts to culture human embryos beyond 14 days of gestation, so as usual it’s clickbait and not something that will be explored anytime soon.

I assure you that if the article you read was true, it’s a very niche case and not true in most contexts.

Lol, it’s click-bait garbage.

Sure, we’ve sequenced the genome, but they’ve tried somatic cell nuclear transfer only to find out that the cell dies with the mammoth nucleus. Unless it was stored in cryogenic storage beneath lead shielding to protect from ionizing background radiation it’ll never work.

The only hope they have is cloning huge sections of the mammoth genome into the elephant genome, which is a project the size and scale of which will never be performed if we can’t even be fucked to properly care for their only surviving relative the elephants (or even care enough to do anything about global warming for that matter).

Many people do, but the whole point of the movie was that the prosecution didn’t go far enough to stop the original perpetrators. The whole point of the ending was that the entire law enforcement system came together to try to determine what it would take to stop one person, and when he tried to stop that he signed his own death warrant.

That’s upsetting. Politicians shouldn’t be allowed to run the war room. Ask history how that has turned out.

I get it from their perspective, featuring dwarves in a game doesn’t really help others find similar games in the same vein. On the other hand, they have a tag for pirates and Black Flag differs quite a bit from puzzle pirates.

I mean, not like you can pump the brakes from the outside.

You don’t need genocide to radicalize people. Look at the US.

Fusion is constant, wouldn’t require large amounts of batteries to store energy. There are advantages to each.

What’s interesting is that mammals from mice to dogs don’t draw a distinction between arbitrary ages before trying to copulate. On the other hand, they don’t try to fuck the equivalent of pre-pubescent members of their species either, nothing natural about that.

Aside from legaladvice and MilitaryStories, I don’t think there’s anything I really miss about it.

If you’re producing a product at a loss, you’re not going to be in business for very long. The bigger issue is that the treatments rely on companies to foot the cost of production for the promise of later profit. Cut the companies out, have medical centers manage production not-for-profit.

I’m glad they’re making a new game. I don’t expect them to keep adding new content to DRG for years after people have bought the game, they need to keep making content to pay the bills.

Tbf, modern US tank doctrine was already revised prior to this such that they’re used supporting infantry, not in use in armored brigades like the gulf wars.

He’s overdue in hell.

If businesses are operating at a loss they cannot sustainably remain open.

This is the e real reason, I don’t get why you’re being downvoted.

Found the peer reviewed article, and it’s reminiscent of the Jack Sparrow meme. This has got to be the worst quality RNA-seq I’ve ever seen published (if anyone knows of any worse, feel free to link) but at least they found some mappable reads. At least globin genes had mapped reads, but I haven’t checked the thylacine genome assembly to know what degree of conservation exists between globin genes.

I mean 2-3 degrees C is probably not a significant difference when temperatures are already in the upper 30s when talking about not using them.

How many people do you think are on opioids at any given time? Enough to cause a laxative shortage?