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God's Copy Protection

Posted by Hemos on from the and-boy-does-he-have-rights-management dept.

GeodeGW writes "With corporate America in a collective oral froth about copy protection, this parallel from the Un-Natural world just cried out for a Slasdot post! Apparently cloning primates isn't as easy as sheep... From the New Scientist... "A high percentage of cloned monkey embryos that look healthy are really a "gallery of horrors" deep within"...."the trauma of removing the nucleus from the egg might be what triggers the defects" http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns999 91679"

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  1. Camels by MadCamel · · Score: 3, Funny

    It is however, fairly easy to clone camels. My plot for world domination is still right on schedule..

  2. So what's the EULA? by Ivan+Raikov · · Score: 3, Funny

    God's copy protection.

    So are the Ten Commandments the EULA then?

    :-)

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  3. Camels? I think not...... by Red+Moose · · Score: 4, Funny
    Regarding the post above, I think camels may still be too much hassle to clone - I saw the Day of the Triffids two days ago and I think cloning mutant plants might be easier. Plus it would look stupid if your clones had only one hump instead of two, and you might end with scary hybrids with *three* humps. ARGH!

    I am going to start with beetroot or turnips because 10ft screaming vegetables would instil way more terror in people (when invading towns for world domination plan, etc., ).

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