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[deleted] t1_j6r067e wrote

Oh good. I hear they were tasty, so hopefully I can try them soon!

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gruffdonut t1_j6r1i4i wrote

Hmmm. Gene modification in mammals, birds, and marsupials could learn enough to modify humans too...

Also, why are they so quick to take on another project when the first two seem to be years away from anything actually viable? Kinda seems like a publicity stunt and cash grab.

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HRzNightmare t1_j6r2c0h wrote

“...your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should.”

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DieLawnUwU t1_j6rfiob wrote

So concerned with they could, they didn’t think they should.

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SirachaHoney t1_j6rhvoo wrote

Trying to think of a good pairing wine 🍷with Dodo 🦤

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whyreadthis2035 t1_j6rnnfr wrote

Ask scientists how many current species will go extinct between now and the rebirth of the dodo? And did we learn nothing from Ice Age? The dodos will just compete with us to consume. They were the ones that ended the melons.

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Kytyngurl2 t1_j6s0mkh wrote

Can we please do passenger pigeons too, that one was a huge mistake on our part.

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RhoOfFeh t1_j6s1uao wrote

If they can do birds, I want the passenger pigeon back.

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ekkidee t1_j6sd5fe wrote

I saw a movie where they did this. It didn't turn out well for the hosts.

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Slggyqo t1_j6sfhvg wrote

Well, it’s hard to do anything without cash, and it’s hard to get cash if no one knows about you.

That’s why like, Tesla announced pre-order for the cyber truck—to gauge interest, get some cash in hand, and to build more interest.

Obviously this isn’t open for pre-orders, but good publicity draws in more investors.

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hatherhead t1_j6ss2r5 wrote

Pretty sure the company behind this only have a few desks in a WeWork office in Austin, though I could be wrong.

They seem a long long way off from from having any sort of concrete evidence that they can actually do this.

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Senyu t1_j6sx25l wrote

If they do make sure vitromeat tech is included so we can eat all the Dodo we want without having to kill them, again.

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DEdwardPossum t1_j6tc41x wrote

I have always thought Dodos were a lost opportunity for farm animals. I want to put in a request for the first Kentucky Fried Dodo franchise.

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manowtf t1_j6to9fb wrote

Reminds me of this: I once met a guy trying to preach Christianity on the street. I did to him that I thought it was all made up. For example on Noahs ark, what did the lions eat?

He replied: what do you think happened to the dodo.

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Klutzy-Replacement81 t1_j6ud5hk wrote

I think Dodo taste good. This is the reason for his extinction. If it will work, we will have something new on plate.

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georgespeaches t1_j6v0w8m wrote

One thing that someone will try on humans is this: doubling neuron density.

Birds have double the nerve density of mammals, allowing them to pack a ton of brainpower into small craniums. Figure out how they do that, stick it in people

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djsoomo t1_j6v9oap wrote

Its ok- science will fix everything....

Many moos ago, there was a display in the british musem including the last known dodo feather, they had a bit of a clean out and binned it.....

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Nawt_ t1_j6vn5n3 wrote

Since when was the Mammoth revived?

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Birdinhandandbush t1_j6wjnxz wrote

Ok but maybe we find out that Dodo's were actually super racist and thats what got them killed and then we're stuck with a population of incredibly racist birds we're afraid to make extinct again. Scientists just don't think about the consequences do they.

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