Ahah yes. Get someone drunk so they agree to something they would not consent to were they sober. Haha. Oh waitDurgiun said:''I'm so gonna pay a furry hooker, get my friend drunk and have him have sex with her.''
My friend is a furry-hater so it would be a laugh riot for me.
id have to agree, it would be like cloning, risky and would take many failed attempts to pull it off.Kahunaburger said:I'd be pretty pissed - that's a massive ethics violation.
A dog is a bit too low to be any real good. You'll need apex creatures to make great hybrids like Bears, Wolves, and Lions just to name a few. The lifespans of the hybrids maybe doubled because they have better bone, muscle structure and a much stronger immune system. Heighten vision, hearing, smell. We'll have more control of our bodies. Falling won't break bones as easily, you'll be able to survive harsher weather conditions. Most likely hybrids aren't gonna come from one animal but taking dominant traits from many and splicing them with our own. Fuck up somewhat yes but in the long term it might be needed.Grey_Focks said:Wrong for ethics reasons, wrong because it's a waste of time/effort, wrong because it's just stupid? That, and I really just can't see that scientifically being...safe? most animals' life spans are a fraction of our own, so anyone willing to do this would be willingly cutting decades off their lives. And inb4 "hurr durr smoking/drinking same thing". Seriously, a dog's average life-span is 12-14 years. Just thinking about how the hell that'd work is making me dizzy. Then again, I feel like more people here should've read/seen "The Island of Dr. Moreau"
And seriously, why?
wait didnt alien Resurrection kinda do something like this?Kahunaburger said:Well, yeah, that's the Island of Dr. Moreau version, and it would be incredibly cruel to the surviving sapient creatures.TrilbyWill said:thats a chimaera. imagine if we evolved from dog-like creatures instead of monkey-like creatures.Kahunaburger said:Creating an intelligent human-animal hybrid is cruel to (and violates the rights of) said hybrid. That's some Island of Dr. Moreau or Fullmetal Alchemist shit, man.TrilbyWill said:in what way? just curiousKahunaburger said:I'd be pretty pissed - that's a massive ethics violation.
I think it would be quiet discomfort. The large mouthed idiots would be mauled by a manbearpig and survival of the fittest would take effect.Baradiel said:As much as I like the idea, it would just create conflict and misery for the anthros. The first few would be kept in labs for their entire lives, to be tested on. If they were ever allowed to leave and integrate into society, it would be hell for them!
So we make something as smart as a human and then force it into servitude saving our lives.TrilbyWill said:lets say we get anthropomorphic dogs. instead of having to follow rescue dogs we could just make the anthro dogs the rescue team (if they had human intelligence, which i suppose is a part of anthropomorphism)Angel Molina said:I would react to it by purposing an even better question.... why?
No seriously, what would we gain in the process? I guess other than simply for the sake of science there aren't any practical applications for it...
I believe it was said best as this: "We do what we must because we can"spartan231490 said:Why. Just why. There are so many more productive thing for a scientist to be doing.