/sci/ - Science & Math

I'll listen once OP and their kind sit at a table with me to have a delicious guilt free dinner of steak made from my own cheek swabbing and run through the ol home grow-meat-o-vac.

till then, all bets are off.
I don't have to justify anything.

go back roughly 2000 years, around Jerusalem, and perform a simple grave robbery....

not me...the universe.

now you know why the general population says, "fuck this shit!" and elects to go have a beer and watch the game or react in a violent manner when you inquire for serious discussion upon the matter.

autonomous nerve clusters and aortic arches?

certainly many organisms have multiple sets...not exactly brains and hearts, but for the sake of argument, close enough I'd say.

>>2156007
modern equipment is capable of such things.
people have friends to borrow stuff.
so does schools.
a set can be made as well fairly cheaply
as well as a fake regolith, stars and lighting.

I'm not high and mighty.
There is no competition.

It is good that you know the question was answered last night.
I am sure in your turn, you can understand why we are a bit testy today when you return to ask again despite an internet filled with research-able answers and are a bit glib and blunt.

i dunno....maybe you don't