From the article: "In 2007, Blasco's group demonstrated that it was feasible to prolong the lives of transgenic mice, whose genome had been permanently altered at the embryonic stage, by causing their cells to express telomerase and, also, extra copies of cancer-resistant genes. These animals live 40% longer than is normal and do not develop cancer."
Why can't we have cancer free humans based on this research?
This would indicate to me that there are smarter people with even crazier schemes that have and will go undetected
Every criminal, even the smartest one, run a risk of being detected at the most critical point of any drug operation: When and where the drug is exchanged for money.
You could have the combined brains of Einstein and Tesla and have a flotilla of automated stealth UFOs for transporting your stuff across borders undetected, but at some point, you're going to have to deal with people to sell it.
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organized crime groups
certain groups which are used to be under constant surveillance are going to become the future's subject matter experts on the subject.
And once the anti-missile lasers are well-established, there will be a push for faster-than-light missiles.
And then of course, we will have the technology we need to explore other star systems.
www.lemonde.fr is an excellent news source.
I do not currently have a paid subscription, but I am increasingly tempted to get one.
This speed limit is necessary to restrict fuel consumption
Only if a new statutory holiday is created in his name, because we all need an additional 3-day weekend.
"What I want to know is, Why does Ford need this data?"
Their robot car department probably needs it, at the very least.
Black market alcohol is still around, mostly bought by bars as a way to reduce costs and raise profits. But yea, it's hardly a blip on anyone's radar.
I do not want anyone to know about the sort of pornography that I search for
FREEZE! Drop the box of kleenex on the floor NOW!
From the article: "In 2007, Blasco's group demonstrated that it was feasible to prolong the lives of transgenic mice, whose genome had been permanently altered at the embryonic stage, by causing their cells to express telomerase and, also, extra copies of cancer-resistant genes. These animals live 40% longer than is normal and do not develop cancer."
Why can't we have cancer free humans based on this research?
Nicotine-free, genetically modified tobacco already exists.
It's grown by the Amish.
new use for "punch buggy"?
are going to transform innocuous liquids into carcinogenic substances!
I'd be less worried about moose, than say, polar bears...
This would indicate to me that there are smarter people with even crazier schemes that have and will go undetected
Every criminal, even the smartest one, run a risk of being detected at the most critical point of any drug operation: When and where the drug is exchanged for money.
You could have the combined brains of Einstein and Tesla and have a flotilla of automated stealth UFOs for transporting your stuff across borders undetected, but at some point, you're going to have to deal with people to sell it.
People who are not always 100% reliable.
Vee haf vays of monitoring yur messages!
Do the Tea Partiers like to kiss their siblings?
And/or wookies?
Capitalism solves everything!
The Campagna T-Rex!
they're probably pissing off a lot of their customers by preventing them from deleting apps that are of no use to them, for example, MySpace
I'm asking because G+ hasn't open its doors to everyone yet
It makes a lot of people who have never taken LSD go crazy at the mere mention of its name
And killing enemies is a metaphor for domination sex.
I tried arguing this point in a Modern Warfare multiplayer game once... and *they* called me gay.
this is awesome. less permutations of cancer = more chance of me living to be 400 years old! here's hopin!
Are you hoping to turn into some kind of Leonard Betts?
Will Duke wear a cork hat?