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greyhoundfd (01/01/2016) [-] The actor who played Mr Dursley in Harry Potter died, and as a memorial everyone posted "No post on Sundays" that Sunday.
#37 to #33
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greyhoundfd (01/01/2016) [-] You don't have a clue. I posted my first ever content four hours before the server crashed and all content from the last day was erased. It was going to be the start of a series where I talked about all these cool developments in biotechnology and cutting-edge medical procedures. I knew that if I posted it again, it would just be thumbwhoring, but there was no other way to start the series, so I just didn't do it.
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greyhoundfd (01/01/2016) [-] It's too late, I lost all my notes from the presentation and can't do it any more.
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greyhoundfd (01/01/2016) [-] Oh, and one more:
-The ability to "melt" the cells from a complex organ, leaving an interstitial skeleton which can be reformed using stem cells from someone else, meaning that hearts, livers, and lungs could all be donated with a 0% rejection rate and no need for steroid immuno-suppressants.
-The ability to "melt" the cells from a complex organ, leaving an interstitial skeleton which can be reformed using stem cells from someone else, meaning that hearts, livers, and lungs could all be donated with a 0% rejection rate and no need for steroid immuno-suppressants.
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greyhoundfd (01/01/2016) [-] I mean, these discoveries were weeks old when I heard about them a year ago, hadn't even been released to new journal editions yet, but it's too late now.
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greyhoundfd (01/01/2016) [-] I can do summaries, but nothing specific enough for it to be worth doing a series.
For example:
-An artificial insulin-producing cell for diabetics so that they no longer need invasive medications, and which would dramatically increase their lifespan.
-Printable organs (Actually printable)
-The ability to grow human organs in pigs and then harvest them when they are fully grown (this is really the big-un)
-Medications that prevent scar tissue from forming and increase the rate of musculo-skeletal regeneration, meaning that lost limbs could be regrown.
For example:
-An artificial insulin-producing cell for diabetics so that they no longer need invasive medications, and which would dramatically increase their lifespan.
-Printable organs (Actually printable)
-The ability to grow human organs in pigs and then harvest them when they are fully grown (this is really the big-un)
-Medications that prevent scar tissue from forming and increase the rate of musculo-skeletal regeneration, meaning that lost limbs could be regrown.
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canichaikait (01/01/2016) [-] You should make more Smite comics. I'll be quite honest, that scylla comic is what got me to notice you at first.
#56
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brothergrimm (01/01/2016) [-] I remember when this was new. Damn the fact that u haven't seen it for a year seems strange.
#3
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gittons (12/31/2015) [-] 2 things i am getting real tired of,
1, is people going full retard over something being cancer/autism, like chill the **** out a bit.
2, oc makers that do nothing but circle jerk about how they are indeed an artist and indeed
post on this site.
1, is people going full retard over something being cancer/autism, like chill the **** out a bit.
2, oc makers that do nothing but circle jerk about how they are indeed an artist and indeed
post on this site.
#38
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warioteam (01/01/2016) [-] ayy i forgot i was in this one
im the red faggot in the wario costume
im the red faggot in the wario costume
