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Mar. 4th, 2011 11:13 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
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Surgeon creates new kidney on TED stage
Let's state that again: He basically made an organ using a 3D printer. Like something out of Star Trek, isn't it?
Here's an article with one theory about why Henry VIII had so many problems producing an heir.
A hundred years ago, our food-safety regulators were willing to eat formaldehyde on our behalf. What are they doing now?
I'm still goggling over the printed organ. Did you read that article yet?
A video from Fox News showing protesters in a suspiciously snowless and bepalmtreed Wisconsin.
The Republicans’ War on Congressional Recycling. It's spiteful and petty is what it is. I can understand the anonymous email that goes "Somehow this bothers me more than the EERE cuts."
And finally, insulating yourself is more efficient than insulating your home, though you'd be wise to do both. All those times your mom told you to just put on a sweater, she was right.
And finally, in case you missed it - they basically used a replicator to print a kidney. I'm half hoping this is a hoax, because... it's scary stuff, living in the future! (In the present, should I die suddenly, I expect every one of my organs to be donated away. I can't take 'em with me, after all.)
Let's state that again: He basically made an organ using a 3D printer. Like something out of Star Trek, isn't it?
Here's an article with one theory about why Henry VIII had so many problems producing an heir.
A hundred years ago, our food-safety regulators were willing to eat formaldehyde on our behalf. What are they doing now?
I'm still goggling over the printed organ. Did you read that article yet?
A video from Fox News showing protesters in a suspiciously snowless and bepalmtreed Wisconsin.
The Republicans’ War on Congressional Recycling. It's spiteful and petty is what it is. I can understand the anonymous email that goes "Somehow this bothers me more than the EERE cuts."
And finally, insulating yourself is more efficient than insulating your home, though you'd be wise to do both. All those times your mom told you to just put on a sweater, she was right.
And finally, in case you missed it - they basically used a replicator to print a kidney. I'm half hoping this is a hoax, because... it's scary stuff, living in the future! (In the present, should I die suddenly, I expect every one of my organs to be donated away. I can't take 'em with me, after all.)
