it's technology gone mad
quick, stick it in the challenge ideas :)
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:14,
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I just think the whole idea's freaky.
It'll be new boobs next, I warn you.....
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:17,
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You saw my swift edit incase he get's the wrong idea
can't have that! LOL
He needs some amphetamines or something!
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:21,
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He needs some amphetamines or something!
Yes, that'll be next
realistic copies of peoples arses. Hell, that could make the office party interesting! Orifice. :p
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:15,
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Errrmmmmmm
That's ten months old! Hardly cutting edge science!
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:14,
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I just found it this morning
and unless you already knew about it, it's new.
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:16,
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Not exactly...
...though I read about it in the wife's copy of the new scientist ages ago.
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:19,
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Pfft!
Tissue printing indeed.
Next you will be in awe of the simplistic principle of portable blackhole key rings.
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:22,
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Next you will be in awe of the simplistic principle of portable blackhole key rings.
Taken to it's extremity...
...you could design a pet in photoshop and print it for real.
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:15,
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Bloody hell
Damm right.
Showing my ignorance, are the cells printed able to grow or would they stay at the level of development they were at when printed?
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:17,
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Showing my ignorance, are the cells printed able to grow or would they stay at the level of development they were at when printed?
presumably
they'd act like any other cell, and age and die in accordance with the remaining natural laws that haven't yet been repealed by science
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:18,
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depends on the type of cells I suppose.
If you had stem cells and a bloody clever printer you could print each different cell separately. Though I imagine it will be used for skin/heart tissue for minor repairs.
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:19,
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Madness
TJ: Dick Van Dyke is on This Morning later...huzzah, I bet he slags off Quincy
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:15,
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The cheese jets would be forever blocking though,
don't you think?
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:22,
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probably
the anchovy jets would be self-cleaning with those little bones, though
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Fri 21 Nov 2003, 10:29,
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