Monkey Clones: Harbingers of Things to Come?

EVOLUTION NEWS & SCIENCE TODAY:

From all this it should be clear: while this may be a scientific breakthrough, it comes with a very high price tag, monetarily, and morally. And the scientific community has neither the will nor the means to regulate itself. As long as someone is willing to fund the research, someone will try.

Let us hope, fervently, that the scientific and regulatory communities act to prohibit the next step.

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Are YOU fooled by Obama's moral arrogance?

Is he so obtuse not to see that he had just made a choice of ethics over science? Yet, unlike President Bush, who painstakingly explained the balance of ethical and scientific goods he was trying to achieve, Obama did not even pretend to make the case why some practices are morally permissible and others not.

This is not just intellectual laziness. It is the moral arrogance of a man who continuously dismisses his critics as ideological while he is guided exclusively by pragmatism (in economics, social policy, foreign policy) and science in medical ethics.

Morally Unserious in the Extreme

H/T: PowerLine

As Darwin thinketh...

James Allen wrote As A Man Thinketh ("As a man thinketh in his heart, so is he.")

But, apparently, these scientists just can't seem to force that connection between species that would support Charles Darwin's evolutionary theories.

But, they'll keep trying.

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