>>7722204
i will try to find the key to immortality

or at least how to engineer you a new panis, dont worry

>>7722204
with all the fucktards currently populating our cosmic trash-dump, i'm very glad that we're not immortal yet.

>>7722233
>i'm glad i'm going to die because it means the retards die too
you're among them

>>7722260
i didn't exclude myself, pony-lover.

>>7722328
You did by stipulating the need to feel relieved we arent making scientific progress you oversized bascillus.

>>7722204
>tissue engineering

An industry propelled by man's need to engineer the world's most comfortable vagina without the usual noisy baggage.

>>7723972
Kek i cant wait. Imagine having your android 18 for a few hundred thousand. If thats not incentive to make bank nothing is

Promising, but it is somewhat slowed down by muh cloning is evil and muh stem cells

>>7723984
FYI, human cloning is possible today. There a lab in China who partners with South Korea top tech university which clones animals and I forgot what else but they can clone humans. The won't because people would burn down the lab.

http://www.technologyreview.com/view/544206/no-china-is-not-building-a-human-cloning-factory/
http://www.medicaldaily.com/science-human-cloning-how-far-weve-come-and-how-far-were-capable-going-340006

>>7722204
>Stellerators are cool and all but pointless when you're dead
Jesus Christ talk about selfish

>>7722204
You do realize that when organ replacement happens you won't be able to benefit because it will cost millions.

>>7723950
*bacillus

>>7724331

It will eventually have a lower cost. We won't benefit, but future generations will.

>>7723989
And the whole genetic age vs. chronological age thing is pretty fucked up too. I don't know about you but I don't want to see any eight year olds with arthritis.

>>7724421

Fuck you, you wont tell me who I can and can't love

>>7722204
Omg! What manner of tasty snack is that? The icing isn't lemon flavored is it? Cause I'd like to try it if it isn't.