WHAT IF WE CREATE A HYBRID HUMAN-ANIMALS
if you could combine your genes with any animal in the world which one would you want the powerful of wolf field,the agility of a cat or the wings of a bird well you better make up your mind quickly because this technology is right around corner.Here's what would happen if we created human-animal hybrids borrowing traits from our neighbors in the animal kingdom might seem like a good way to advance our species.
But it could also create a lot of problems for starters.We have seen how some humans treat people who are different so you can imagine how they would react top the first human animal.On top of that,it would only be a matter of time before armed the forces and started to weaponize hybrids using them as a new kin of technology but would it all be worth it if this breakthruogh could save of lives.
In the scientific community human-animal hybrids are refer to as chimeras organism that contain genetic materials from two or more sources for years.Human have experimented with placing human cells to different animals such as rats,mic and pigs each with varying degrees of success these kinds of experiments used to be done without any government support or funding but that all changed due to biologist named Hiromitsu na kochi in 2019, he was approved by the japanese government to grow human cells in animal embryos
The embryos can latter be transported into surrogate animals and brought to term the intended.The goal is to develop anew way to approach organ transportation for humans to take out the need to rely on humans.In the first the idea is that animals could act as hosts for human organs due to the human cells in the embryo this concept is known as xenotranplation. Right now the plan is to make an animal embryo missing the gene required to make a specific organ stem cells would be injected into the animal embryo to form a human compatible replacement organ that could then be harvested and transplanted this would provide a massive relief for people in need of organ transpalnt
In the Unite states there are 100,000 people on the organ transplant waitlist,every year 8000 of the die due to no donor being available.Despite the positive purpose of this experiments some scientist and governments remain hesitant,one of their main concerns is avoiding any potential for human cells to contribute to the animal embryos and brain .They want to avoid creating an ethical dilemma they don't want animal to have human consciousness or intellectualize any pain and suffering and that's not the only ethical dilemma that comes along with all of this if the technology progress to the point of humans inheriting animal traits we'd be reaching uncharted territory as a species. we could see industries struggling to fulfill the requirements of a populations with animal DNA specially one that might have people living well past the age of 100.
Suppliers, pharmaceuticals and medical treatments doctors and the insurance industry would all see significant changes.Could we start taking ourselves to the vet then there'd be the risk of countries militarizing the idea.Imagine soldiers with wings flying around with the ability to run 100 kilometers per hour when the hit the ground,so maybe we're better off not going too far down this route.maybe we could learn to grow an endless supply of organs in the lab instead of in animals and we could perform full-body transplant
But scientists are still in experimental stage and now they doing experiments animal base experiment, so in the future the will try human based experiments and it would take several years.
But it could also create a lot of problems for starters.We have seen how some humans treat people who are different so you can imagine how they would react top the first human animal.On top of that,it would only be a matter of time before armed the forces and started to weaponize hybrids using them as a new kin of technology but would it all be worth it if this breakthruogh could save of lives.
In the scientific community human-animal hybrids are refer to as chimeras organism that contain genetic materials from two or more sources for years.Human have experimented with placing human cells to different animals such as rats,mic and pigs each with varying degrees of success these kinds of experiments used to be done without any government support or funding but that all changed due to biologist named Hiromitsu na kochi in 2019, he was approved by the japanese government to grow human cells in animal embryos
The embryos can latter be transported into surrogate animals and brought to term the intended.The goal is to develop anew way to approach organ transportation for humans to take out the need to rely on humans.In the first the idea is that animals could act as hosts for human organs due to the human cells in the embryo this concept is known as xenotranplation. Right now the plan is to make an animal embryo missing the gene required to make a specific organ stem cells would be injected into the animal embryo to form a human compatible replacement organ that could then be harvested and transplanted this would provide a massive relief for people in need of organ transpalnt
In the Unite states there are 100,000 people on the organ transplant waitlist,every year 8000 of the die due to no donor being available.Despite the positive purpose of this experiments some scientist and governments remain hesitant,one of their main concerns is avoiding any potential for human cells to contribute to the animal embryos and brain .They want to avoid creating an ethical dilemma they don't want animal to have human consciousness or intellectualize any pain and suffering and that's not the only ethical dilemma that comes along with all of this if the technology progress to the point of humans inheriting animal traits we'd be reaching uncharted territory as a species. we could see industries struggling to fulfill the requirements of a populations with animal DNA specially one that might have people living well past the age of 100.
Suppliers, pharmaceuticals and medical treatments doctors and the insurance industry would all see significant changes.Could we start taking ourselves to the vet then there'd be the risk of countries militarizing the idea.Imagine soldiers with wings flying around with the ability to run 100 kilometers per hour when the hit the ground,so maybe we're better off not going too far down this route.maybe we could learn to grow an endless supply of organs in the lab instead of in animals and we could perform full-body transplant
But scientists are still in experimental stage and now they doing experiments animal base experiment, so in the future the will try human based experiments and it would take several years.
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