Human-animal embryo study wins approval

the Guardian (U.K.) ^ | Tuesday September 4 2007 | Ian Sample, science correspondent

[VOA]

They are there to make it appear that someone cares about “ethics,”
and to promote the pretense that the ethical questions are “complex.”

That is one less-than-salutory aspect of the business world melding
with the world of science.

As the old saying goes:
"If you can fake sincerity, you've really got it made!"

[the invisib1e hand]

so, let's see...attempting to create a sub-class of humans as stem - cell donors? Wow. Hitler lives.

But the wicked will come to nothing, and, where sin abounds, grace does all the more abound.

And it's a good thing.

[Salvation]

Sick.

[neverdem]

Where will this lead?

I'm afraid this will lead to nothing that's good, just a waste of money.