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Holy crap!
[URL]http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,15739502-13762,00.html[/URL]
[URL]http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,15739502-13762,00.html[/URL]
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But ... but ...
Sorry mummy
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Sorry mummy
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Ah, don't flater yourself FFF. It's unpolite. ^.~
Well ... there are some exceptions.
A dog's brain isn't as complex as a human's though.
Yea, lets ask the dogs how it was like..
Well there was no brain damage in the dogs... Maybe it's safe......ish?
Who wants to be the first human test subject?
I can see the odds being great. Brain damage or death! Oh yeah.
I can see the odds being great. Brain damage or death! Oh yeah.
Well on the brightside necrophillia would die out.
Or become more common..
Or become more common..
Could you imagine living knowing you are a zombie? That'd be kinda sexy.
Kinda.
Kinda.
"US scientists have succeeded in reviving the dogs after three hours of clinical death, paving the way for trials on humans within years."
Now there's a career move.
I can see it now, "I absolutely promise, Mr Duck, that after being clinically dead for a couple of days, you will come back to life. Probably."
On the other hand it seems like a clever new way for hospitals to get around waiting list targets. Once you've been on the list for 9 months, or when you're about to die anyway, they put you in deep freeze until they're ready to operate. Genius.
Now there's a career move.
I can see it now, "I absolutely promise, Mr Duck, that after being clinically dead for a couple of days, you will come back to life. Probably."
On the other hand it seems like a clever new way for hospitals to get around waiting list targets. Once you've been on the list for 9 months, or when you're about to die anyway, they put you in deep freeze until they're ready to operate. Genius.
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