/sci/ - Science & Math

>>6417502
What you said is completely right. Actually without a full DNA it isn't possible to bring it back to life. And I do realize what I have in mind is close to what some scientist are trying to do by bringing Mammoths "back to life".

>>6417534
Actually, I just want to keep some DNA safe, for future technology. And like some Anons pointed out. I'm on Brazil. The Law here is not something real, specially to people with money.

>>6417938
I'm already on the quest of making more money. Winning the lottery was a boost to speed things up, and what made me wonder if I still have time to at least store some DNA.
And sadly, yes, I don't care about ethics.

>To all of you now
I don't plan to have "her" back. Just her face. I just want to see her face grow old, marry, have children. I want her DNA back on the gene pool. If I had this money back then, I would have taken her to the best doctors in the world. Brazilians doctors had no idea how to treat H1N1; I think her death was unfair; and me winning the lottery a joke of Fate.

I'm willing to bend the rules, and challenge the world just to see her one more time. You can tell by the statues I commissioned and the fact I spent some considerable amount of money for a 3d sculptor to model her, and add her in a world with oculus rift.

Now, /sci/, what I need to know... Is it somewhere in the Deep Web where I can find people more willing to talk about it.