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>Art mimics life ("Day By Day")
>I’ve linked to the cartoon by Chris Muir on this blog for months and enjoy watching the wry political humor. I haven’t been happy with the personal relationships depicted, with the implication that the 2 unmarried couples featured in the cartoon are intimate. (I even wrote the author suggesting that they marry – the granma … Continue reading
Art mimics life ("Day By Day")
I’ve linked to the cartoon by Chris Muir on this blog for months and enjoy watching the wry political humor. I haven’t been happy with the personal relationships depicted, with the implication that the 2 unmarried couples featured in the cartoon are intimate. (I even wrote the author suggesting that they marry – the granma … Continue reading
>1 +1 = 2, not 1
>Ignoring the real breakthrough concerning embryonic stem cells from adult cells, the media is all over the announcement (of old news, at that)that embryonic stem cells can be derived from cells removed from embryos. In fact, all of those embryos used in the experiment were destroyed. The ethics questions are, (1) were 16 embryos or … Continue reading
1 +1 = 2, not 1
Ignoring the real breakthrough concerning embryonic stem cells from adult cells, the media is all over the announcement (of old news, at that)that embryonic stem cells can be derived from cells removed from embryos. In fact, all of those embryos used in the experiment were destroyed. The ethics questions are, (1) were 16 embryos or … Continue reading
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