A 3D printer that can potentially create whole organs one cell at a time.I'm not too keen on this. If you can't dig it up, stitch it together, and throw a bolt of lightning through it, I don't trust it.
Friday, 18 December 2009
Organ printer
A 3D printer that can potentially create whole organs one cell at a time.I'm not too keen on this. If you can't dig it up, stitch it together, and throw a bolt of lightning through it, I don't trust it.
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Bolt of lightning? Don't know. I can't say I go for these electric organs, myself. Give me a good old-fashioned installation with a hump-backed fellow named Igor pumping the bellows, and a demented man of science belting out the Buxtehude (because Bach's been done before), any day.
ReplyDeleteWhat's to stop me from PhotoShopping a particular organ?
ReplyDeleteI hope I have enough cartridges.
$299 EACH?!?!?