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It is interesting.. that we have this question of human cloning again.. with the recent turn of events..

George W. Bush said this:

“A hopeful society has institutions of science and medicine that do not cut ethical corners, and that recognize the matchless value of every life. Tonight I ask you to pass legislation to prohibit the most egregious abuses of medical research human cloning in all its forms creating or implanting embryos for experiments creating human-animal hybrids and buying, selling, or patenting human embryos. Human life is a gift from our Creator” and that gift should never be discarded, devalued, or put up for sale.”

Probably, we won’t be able to see a werewolf in the near future !

What do you think of human animal hybrid research ?

I’ve noticed a disturbing trend of late. More and more games and movies are featuring an extremely scary concept. Namely, Zombie Little Girls. I wonder if the people coming out with these titles actually have tittle girls as their own kids. I know how scared I am when my little one wanders into the computer room and asks me to play…with dolls’. Very frightening can hardly sleep at night.

Please ask the publishers to tone down the little girls. I need my sleep.

My most recent purchases – Battlefield 2142, Dark Messiah, and Neverwinter Nights 2 – were released long before they were ready; at best, they were partially polished beta versions, but they were nowhere near ready for release.

I’m one of those guys who keeps all his old games handy because I like to replay them often; MechCommander Gold is one that comes to mind immediately Because of this desire to stroil down memory lane so often, I sometimes have to scour the Internet to look for patches I forgot to store properly and lost. As I crawl the Web, chasing one dead link after another, I frequently think, “If theyd made it right the first time, I wouldn’t have this problem.”

1 agree with Jeff’s refrigerator analogy – I feel that greed has superseded common sense, and the world has somehow become apathetic in regards to quality software creation. Software developers have fooied us into believing that it’s perfectly acceptable for tiiem to produce sloppy, substandard products.

Their mantra being: “We’ll fix it with a patch” That is a horrible mentality to have, and I know that its not necessary When I bought Doom 3 and Half-Life 2, i was treated to fully playable, bugless games that ran flawlessly on my decent machine. The trade-off was wait time. Yes, I had to wait an extra year for Doom 3, but it was well worth it I applaud id and Valve for their adherence to a higher set of morals