sorry, that simply does not counter that we are running out of tax money to spend.
What happens if we get cut off? There will be no money to fund anything.
All those dead senoirs and starving children will become a reality.
And there is dead seniors every year from dementia.
A disease that also cost medicare quite a bit of money, and will cost medicare even more with baby boomers developing the disease.
As for there being no cures yet, Immie. I guess we should stop every research project that hasn't found a cure yet. Give me a break, there is no cures. LOL
there is no cures yet, because Cons let there personal beliefs get in the way of science for too long.
Problem is there have not even been any "breakthroughs" with embryonic stem cell research.
And again, if this is so valuable, let the research institutes fund it with their own money. The federal government should not be funding the destruction of innocent human life.
Immie
I think cloning a sheep is a break through, but that is just my opinion.
Stem cell research in ChinaThe beginnings of stem cell research in China may be traced back to 1963, 34 years before Dolly the sheep was introduced to the world, when the late embryologist Dizhou Tong transferred the DNA from a cell of a male Asian carp to an egg of a female Asian carp, and produced the world's first cloned fish (Tong et al. 1963). In previous decades, researchers had cloned micro-organisms and nematodes, as well as amphibians. But before Tong, nobody had ever managed to clone such a complex organism. To all appearances, the experiment was entirely successful. The cloned carp even sired a baby carp