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.Manimals : Should we make them ?
« on: 21/02/2019 01:49:08 »
.........Intelligent Manimals !
Should we genetically engineer them up ?  To what end , and for what purpose ?  In addition to being better pet-companions , they may also be useful in law enforcement , and the military .  Lastly , I will include medical-use ; transgenic animals , body-part growing , and head-carrying animals , as a sub-category .
..Objective analyses sought .

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