jedibathrobes
jedibathrobes t1_ix96unb wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Parents welcome twins from embryos frozen 30 years ago by genericdude999
Blasphemer! Heretic! If our dear and loving patron, Mr. God had wanted those children to be loved they would already have parents
jedibathrobes t1_ix9671q wrote
Reply to comment by Pirate_Green_Beard in Parents welcome twins from embryos frozen 30 years ago by genericdude999
I don’t know about you, but I’m dead tired of eating food like a human. I personally can’t wait to consume only Blended Arthropod Cubes by Tyson-Nestle-Kraft Supercorporation, now with 8% more essential nutrients and 12% more slave labor! If it’s yum yum yummy, it must be Tyson-Nestle-Kraft Supercorporation!
jedibathrobes t1_islrpvm wrote
Reply to comment by TheGreat_War_Machine in Using the ESO’s VLT, astronomers have discovered the heaviest element ever found in an exoplanet atmosphere — barium. They discover barium at high altitudes in the atmospheres of the ultra-hot gas giants WASP-76 b and WASP-121 b — two exoplanets, planets which orbit stars outside our Solar System. by MistWeaver80
Protons and electrons broski
jedibathrobes t1_irjbsek wrote
Reply to comment by Perioscope in What do you think will be the first consumer product towards augmenting human intelligence with machine intelligence? by latiostw
Ever seen Quiet Place? Aural implants that give hearing to the deaf have existed for a decade now. We can now bypass “bad spine” as a surgeon might say, using simple copper to bridge working sections of spinal nerves, restoring movement and sensation to the paralyzed. Even nowadays Major Depression (a very common cause of disability) is being treated as a *physical* illness, with magnetic resonance machines targeting under-utilized sections of the brain to very promising effect- can you imagine if we could CURE depression?!? That would be a discovery rivaling an end to cancer, which also seems to be a near inevitability in light of recent drug therapies.
jedibathrobes t1_ix976h2 wrote
Reply to comment by genericdude999 in Parents welcome twins from embryos frozen 30 years ago by genericdude999
Imagine turning 21 and your parents are friggen 75 and are beginning to forget your name