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We're nowhere near "head transplants" or "creating braindead clones" (not to mention keeping them alive and healthy for decades). This is science fiction. Actu
by slibhb 3y ago
We're nowhere near "head transplants" or "creating braindead clones" (not to mention keeping them alive and healthy for decades). This is science fiction.
Actual cancer treatments are moving forward at a good pace. Immunotherapies are a good example. Cancer treatment is an example of medical research working well.
- Apocryphon 3y agoYeah, if we're going to talk sci-fi, at least nanomachines are much less ghoulish than the implications of legalized human cloning.
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