Hell, we should encourage athletes to use gene-altering methods - let
them test genetic enhancements for the rest of us. When I'm an old fart
and need to extend my pitiful life, I can then look at the aging
gene-altered athletes and see what worked and what didn't (hmm, Tyler
has a third arm coming out his back, I think I'll skip that program).
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Bioethics and you
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Maybe they can figure out how to get rid of humps.
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Bleet Norf said:
Hell, we should encourage athletes to use gene-altering methods - let
them test genetic enhancements for the rest of us. When I'm an old fart
and need to extend my pitiful life, I can then look at the aging
gene-altered athletes and see what worked and what didn't (hmm, Tyler
has a third arm coming out his back, I think I'll skip that program).Click! He models for Day of the Dead iconography.
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