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All Darc · 07-17-2019, 06:08 PM

I found that scene :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7EHwtbUKSK4

Uhnn... maybe they could create a new sitcom with Niles, one where uncle Jordan.P would treat hin to be less slaved by his wife.
Perhaps uncle Jordan could even treat Seymour Skinner for the same problem.

Uncle Jordan it's so famous now that became even a painting lesson theme :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQHU37DcrVE

The way things are going, in this sex war, it will be no surprise if in 25 years Mechas (like in Spielberg's A:I movie) would replace people as partners in close relationship.
First women got together to fight man's domain, but in the process they got power and we know power corrupts, and so we have today a war for domain going on.

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Originally Posted by Xist

Long before "Frasier" he was in a show called "The Powers That Be." In one scene he happily hums as he ties a curtain cord into a noose, puts a chair next to the window, puts the noose around his neck, jumps off, and opens the drapes.

His wife called him and he responded "Coming, dear!"

redpoint5 · 07-17-2019, 06:34 PM

I don't see it as a war so much as a collaboration. There are idiot extremists on any end of a spectrum.

freebeard · 07-17-2019, 08:07 PM

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... it will be no surprise if in 25 years Mechas (like in Spielberg's A:I movie) would replace people as partners in close relationship.

Jude Law? I was hoping more for Joi from 2049:

https://duckduckgo.com/?q=joi+2049+blade+runner&ia=web

https://lastexittonowhere.imgix.net/...VY_L0xzK1q.jpg

All Darc · 07-23-2019, 12:58 AM

I bet this video it's just a hoax :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zbmo9tyL2ko

Fist : Who said iron solution medication plus beet juice acts as heme (hemoglobin similar) for taste, giving meat flavor if together with garlic and nutritional yeast???

Second : Impossible Burge 2.0 do not use tempeh buy soy texturized protein extract (very popular). And the binder in 2.0 it's in methylcellulose. Even 1.0 version was different from the ingredient in this video.

Third : The texture it's so far away that people would recognize it's not meat, even if by mirale the taste was similar.

Xist · 08-10-2019, 08:26 PM

You volunteer as tribute?

[this was in response to a spammer that was eradicated]

All Darc · 08-10-2019, 10:07 PM

I was considering to make a "Impossible Cannibal Burger".
Don't worry, because it's still soy based, and self cannibal. Their bu yeast made heme (identical in molecule to cow's heme) it's like human heme too, have taste of blood.

Well, I could use a sample of my own blood to mix with the soy protein and some other plant ingredients Impossible Foods use, just like Impossible Foods's scientist did in a video but using heme instead.
Not for eat a lot, but just a experiment, a curiosity. Will it get brow like meat when cook, and smell like meat and taste like meat?

Now, back to the talking about human lab meat...
Can it be made it from female muscle cells??? I supose it would be more tender.

All Darc · 08-10-2019, 10:23 PM

Regenerative medicine start-ups and lab growth meat start-up shoul combine forces, since the key for regeneration/generation for both are very similar.

freebeard · 08-10-2019, 10:34 PM

I've been waiting to two decades for someone to front for the R&D to create teeth from stem cells or grow a set of teeth with CRISPR tech.

All Darc · 08-10-2019, 10:51 PM

They already created bio enginered tooth for mouses.
Mouses always respnd well to medical science, but when they try to do the same in humans... things always scr...w-up.

For tooth they used a micro cocoon where they put base teeth cells and steam cells. The steam cells activated the teeth base cells to produze a new teeth. For rats...

Odontology, like medicine, it's a disgrace. They can't even regenerate gum, but have to do gum crafts, as bad a skin grafts.
There are very costly scafolds to help grow gum, but the color ends up different, more pale.

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Originally Posted by freebeard

I've been waiting to two decades for someone to front for the R&D to create teeth from stem cells or grow a set of teeth with CRISPR tech.

freebeard · 08-11-2019, 01:39 AM

The hang-up as I understand it is that they have to embed the proto-tooth in the mouse's liver for two weeks. People won't go for invasive surgery to get dental work, over stainless steel posts.

That's way I've moved onto genetic triggers to create a whole new set. What could possibly go wrong?