Clone or Not Clone

[Ruthven]

So now that we have actual Wooly Mammoth blood cloning becomes much more viable. What say you TW? If we have the ability and genetic material to clone an extinct species should we bring them back from extinction?

Will mammoths be brought back to life? Blood find fuels cloning hopes - CNN.com

 

[Irn-Bru]

Ye fuck I wanna go to Jurassic Park

 

[Obibun]

clone the delicious animals

f the rest

 

[GreyGhost]

Jurassic Park ....

 

[bam]

It's probably not a good idea, but we might as well do it.

 

[Playalistic]

Not clone unless we send them to the Middle East to wreak havoc.

 

[Irn-Bru]

OMG raptor army would b sweet

 

[Eggi]

if you vote no in this poll you are signing up for a good wooly mammoth trampling

 

[kwolf]

hell ya! then we can be like "fuck you elephant!"

 

[RallyKazoo]

I want a mammoth rug.

 

[Skipperlipicus]

generally i'm for this idea. my only concern is that we'd unintentionally introduce some new virus / species / something that'd fuck a lot of shit up.

 

[Goshin]

yes

 

[JodoFett]

 

[TW_Dagger]

I'm all for it, it furthers research despite the possible chaos it could wreck.

 

[HollyW00d]

Ye fuck I wanna go to Jurassic Park

Unfortunately due to the break down of the 65 million+ year old DNA cloning dinosaurs is not possible.

Maybe some day we'll have computers powerful enough to fill in the gaps using existing animals but it is doubtful

 

[Flash]

Name one extinct animal that we couldn't easily obliterate with modern weaponry?

 

[Eggi]

godzilla

 

[Federere]

Unfortunately due to the break down of the 65 million+ year old DNA cloning dinosaurs is not possible.

Maybe some day we'll have computers powerful enough to fill in the gaps using existing animals but it is doubtful

but...frog dna man

 

[Mr Jimmy Pop]

clone it, then make a reality show starring ted nugent where members hunt it with no weapons other than what they can make in the wild.

 

[Phantred]

Unfortunately due to the break down of the 65 million+ year old DNA cloning dinosaurs is not possible.

Maybe some day we'll have computers powerful enough to fill in the gaps using existing animals but it is doubtful

How much power does a computer need to replace missing information?