The Irish...They Get Shit Done
Testing on Newborn Orphans Leads to Hopeful Discoveries
Source So basically...the Irish have a program in which they use orphan newborns as test patients to research effects of various nourishment methods. ...I think this is pretty badass. We have scientists twiddling their thumbs over here while shitfaces debate back and forth about stem cells whilst the Irish are getting shit done and results tallied. Sure, there's going to be a small risk (as noted in the article, something like an estimated .5%), but risk equals reward. It's this kind of progressive thinking that got us to where we are today as humans. Why throw innovation away to please the bitching few? This is how we move forward with technology. Any thoughts? |
Wow... that's some cutting-edge, progressive stuff. Amazing that they can be doing stuff like that while we can't even research on stem cells. Kind of makes me feel left behind as an American. :-/
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Thats badass.
I completely agree with you guys on this one. Its hard to believe people bitch and moan so much about stem-cell research. |
I can see lots of potential for this in other areas of research as well.
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So these are mostly ginger babies right? Hopefully they aren't risking any real children with this study.
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I don't like it. At all. These are human beings and Irish citizens being intentionally put in danger. How can the Irish government allow this to happen to it's citizens? I bet if they took random homeless people off the street and asked them to participate in a study which will cause them a .5% chance of death they'd tell you to fuck off. The only difference is the babies can't do that...
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^^^is a ginger^^^
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Still, I am glad they are performing this study on worthless ginger babies first. |
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...but fuck it. Like the article said, these infants aren't going to have a good life either way. They're going to grow up in a government building, probably to hate life and become murderers or something. This program is starting their life off on the right foot, giving back to the community. I mean, if they were taking kids that would otherwise be adopted, I may be opposed, but it talks about the adoption rate having to stay below a certain amount for the program to continue. Test away, Irish. You're scientific pioneers. |
I'm all for stem cell research, but testing on vulnerable people, be it babies, disabled, whatever, is wrong.
If it was a homeless person of sound mind then sure, but the government has no right to do this. Also, I didn't read the article. |
They also make guinness. Mmmmmmmmm. Testing on orphan babies... Brilliant!
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Forward-thinking research like this is what wins Nobel Prizes.
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Of course the argument is "those people can volunteer and have a say in the matter." True enough, but until a baby is born fully able to reason and communicate as an adult, research to save newborns will have to be done without the expressed consent of newborns. Haha, you said homeless person of sound mind. |
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I was under the impression that the Irish were better than this...
Blonde, the red hair and leaving the country aside... you can't honestly stand for this kind of stuff can you? Would you like it if Obama started expiramenting on American babies? |
Honestly GWB... what's with the archaic argument here? I wouldn't have expected that out of you. Ever heard of "the ends justify the means". Just because this research is controversial doesn't mean it's bad. Think of how much it could wind up helping humanity in the long run.
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Are the babies in question ginger babies? |
Why are you so afraid to be serious for a few seconds long enough to state your opinion on this research?
You're just like every other Obama supporter out there: no substance. |
was that worth a neg rep? feel better?
if you insist, i'll post seriously about this when i'm off work. god forbid you think i lack substance. EDIT: actually, no i won't. Fuck you GWB. I would have totally tested on you as a baby. |
Bwuahahaha! This is awesome.
Carry on. |
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