there4eyeM
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" My cats are people, but they're not embryonic and that's a different subject."
Clearly, we have a divergence of definition. Cats people?
Nice pus- er - kitty!
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" My cats are people, but they're not embryonic and that's a different subject."
Clearly, we have a divergence of definition. Cats people?
Well, I'll guess the species is not human for these photos.
Looks just like your pic....goes though the exact same cellular process... same names. yes?
Say hello to a sheep..... is a sheep a person?
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Well, of course a sheep embryo is not a person. My cats are people, but they're not embryonic and that's a different subject.
And here I've been under the impression that a person has a face, limbs, a torso, hair, skin, and a belly button! What d'ya know! Now a person can be smaller than something that can infect what I've been calling a "person"!
Maybe, just maybe, that gleam in Daddy's eyes can be called a "person" too!
It may not be a person and I don't think it can be called a person at that stage imo...
but no person on earth began any other way....there is no other beginning to us, than that process shown in that pic...
Yep, I don't know of any human or mammal that can begin their life without that process, do you?
It may not be a person and I don't think it can be called a person at that stage imo...
but no person on earth began any other way....there is no other beginning to us, than that process shown in that pic...
you mean like this process?
Yep, I don't know of any human or mammal that can begin their life without that process, do you?It may not be a person and I don't think it can be called a person at that stage imo...
but no person on earth began any other way....there is no other beginning to us, than that process shown in that pic...
you mean like this process?
Is it a sperm, egg, or fertilized egg?
Also, is it of a human, or some other animal(can't realy tell at this stage, you know.)
I am not that good at recognizing microbiological samples. Sorry.
Is it a sperm, egg, or fertilized egg?
Also, is it of a human, or some other animal(can't realy tell at this stage, you know.)
I am not that good at recognizing microbiological samples. Sorry.
It is a 2-cell embryo. That means the egg was fertilized. Then it divided once.
Human.
Really?...are you sure its not a chimp or some other animal? The biology is the same.