Pop Bioethics » Hybrid http://www.popbioethics.com Mon, 30 Jan 2012 15:03:21 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Asok, Accidental Transhuman http://www.popbioethics.com/2010/04/asok-accidental-transhuman/ http://www.popbioethics.com/2010/04/asok-accidental-transhuman/#comments Tue, 13 Apr 2010 12:52:58 +0000 Kyle Munkittrick http://www.poptranshumanism.com/?p=2149 Dilbert:

He brings up a good point: how weird would you be willing to look for real benefits? I won’t wear a bluetooth headset, so apparently my utility threshold is rather high.

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He brings up a good point: how weird would you be willing to look for real benefits? I won’t wear a bluetooth headset, so apparently my utility threshold is rather high.

]]> http://www.popbioethics.com/2010/04/asok-accidental-transhuman/feed/ 1 Jackaluck http://www.popbioethics.com/2010/02/jackaluck/ http://www.popbioethics.com/2010/02/jackaluck/#comments Sat, 13 Feb 2010 13:17:57 +0000 Kyle Munkittrick http://www.poptranshumanism.com/?p=1820 Jackrabbit + antelope + duck:

Who could object to an evil, moonshine-chugging, begoggled scientist creating such a cute, cuddly abomination of nature?

[Collegehumor]

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Who could object to an evil, moonshine-chugging, begoggled scientist creating such a cute, cuddly abomination of nature?

[Collegehumor]

]]> http://www.popbioethics.com/2010/02/jackaluck/feed/ 1 Hybrid Sculptures of Kate Clark http://www.popbioethics.com/2010/01/hybrid-sculptures-of-kate-clark/ http://www.popbioethics.com/2010/01/hybrid-sculptures-of-kate-clark/#comments Mon, 25 Jan 2010 13:47:28 +0000 Kyle Munkittrick http://www.poptranshumanism.com/?p=1531 Yikes:

I always wonder if art like Clark’s makes people more apt to oppose hybridization research or if it desensitizes them to the fear.

[Kate Clark, via The Dish]

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I always wonder if art like Clark’s makes people more apt to oppose hybridization research or if it desensitizes them to the fear.

[Kate Clark, via The Dish]

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