38 replies to this topic

[spud the mackem]

Its good to know that they cannot clone Dinosaurs,because they are trying to clone everything else,also mixing human D.N.A. with other species,these scientists are complete lunatics,because one day they will clone something that they can't control,then we're all in deep s***.

[Artaxerxes]

One day in the distant future we will be able to make dinosaurs out of the junk DNA in birds.  In fact come to think about it we have dinosaurs flying all around us right now, avian dinosaurs.  Every time we eat fried chicken we are eating fried dinosaur.

[Artaxerxes]

Hey Spud, talking about mixing DNA.  I was sort of amazed and freaked out when I read online about mixing human brain cells with mice.  Isn't that just what we need?  More intelligent mice?  I'm betting that lab technicians have all ready taken some of these mice and either let them go or sold them to pet shops for extra cash.   Taken them home to feed their pet snakes and some of them have escaped and gotten loose in people's houses.   They take human DNA and mix it with mice all the time.  They have no way of knowing how it affects the thinking ability of these rodents.  It's not like the mice can speak and tell them what they are thinking.  I can think of all kinds of scenarios where these mice will end up getting out and breeding with wild house mice.   Lab Techs are just people and I'm fairly certain that some of these rodents will end up being taken out of the lab.  Pets, snake food, sold to pet shops, escaped, etc.

[spud the mackem]

Artaxerxes, on 12 October 2012 - 03:22 PM, said:

Hey Spud, talking about mixing DNA.  I was sort of amazed and freaked out when I read online about mixing human brain cells with mice.  Isn't that just what we need?  More intelligent mice?  I'm betting that lab technicians have all ready taken some of these mice and either let them go or sold them to pet shops for extra cash.   Taken them home to feed their pet snakes and some of them have escaped and gotten loose in people's houses.   They take human DNA and mix it with mice all the time.  They have no way of knowing how it affects the thinking ability of these rodents.  It's not like the mice can speak and tell them what they are thinking.  I can think of all kinds of scenarios where these mice will end up getting out and breeding with wild house mice.   Lab Techs are just people and I'm fairly certain that some of these rodents will end up being taken out of the lab.  Pets, snake food, sold to pet shops, escaped, etc.

  Hi, I'm just thinking that if one of these mice got intelligent enough to escape,and then was eaten by a snake,would the D.N.A. transfer and cause the snake to become intelligent,wow brainy snakes is not a good thought.

[King Fluffs]

Oh well.
We wouldn't be able to allow 'em into the wild anyway.
They would disrupt the food chain too much.

[mfrmboy]

spud the mackem, on 12 October 2012 - 03:33 PM, said:

Hi, I'm just thinking that if one of these mice got intelligent enough to escape,and then was eaten by a snake,would the D.N.A. transfer and cause the snake to become intelligent,wow brainy snakes is not a good thought.

Don't see that happening..... When animals eat other animals or even people (Fed to lions ) they don't / didn't take on the traits of whatever / whoever they have eaten.

Could you imagine big cats walking around in Nikes, talking on cell phones, getting tramp stamps. Much less dinos.

Edited by mfrmboy, 12 October 2012 - 04:58 PM.

[Bavarian Raven]

Well with current technology and current samples, sufficient DNA cannot be recovered...but, ten years from now? twenty? thirty? who knows - i'm sure one day in the not-so-distant future we will be able to do it

[Harlequin Dreamer]

JeffRobinson, on 10 October 2012 - 11:59 AM, said:

I hunt dinosaurs for a living, i can drop a t-rex with 2 shots of a .22, and no i wont tell you how I do it either, trick of the trade.

I just rip out their jugular with my bare hands but thats just me up close and personal.  

[spud the mackem]

mfrmboy, on 12 October 2012 - 04:51 PM, said:

Don't see that happening..... When animals eat other animals or even people (Fed to lions ) they don't / didn't take on the traits of whatever / whoever they have eaten.

Could you imagine big cats walking around in Nikes, talking on cell phones, getting tramp stamps. Much less dinos.

   Yep I was aware of that,but I posted it to make it interesting.but they have altered the D.N.A. on various animals,is it because they can,or is there an ulterior motive ?,again its on a "Need to Know" basis,and what the ignorant public dont know cant hurt them,they must think we are no brainers.Interfering with Nature will eventually cause untold harm.

[Parsec]

spud the mackem, on 12 October 2012 - 10:02 PM, said:

Yep I was aware of that,but I posted it to make it interesting.but they have altered the D.N.A. on various animals,is it because they can,or is there an ulterior motive ?

How do you think they made Stuart Little and G-Force?

[TheSpoonyOne]

...as if hundreds of thousands of geeks suddenly cried out in anguish...

Ps: I'm a geek. ;)

[spud the mackem]

Parsec, on 12 October 2012 - 10:32 PM, said:

How do you think they made Stuart Little and G-Force?

   Well anything can happen,on our T.V, we have talking dogs/meercats/elephants/and a whole lot more in the adverts,so its gotta be true.!

[Junior Chubb]

Parsec, on 11 October 2012 - 10:49 PM, said:

Indeed, in Jurassic Park they recovered from mosquitos in amber

Sounds good in Hollywood, but is a similar scenario actually possible?

I remember reading something similar on UM a while ago, I just can't remember if there was any success.

[coolguy]

That stinks that the dna is no good

[~C.S.M~]

well there is another way, how about re-engierneer dinosaur from they actual descendants?