Advancing the species or Messing with nature?

Description: Below is a large list of topics that may be considered by some to be Advancing our species and by others to be messing with nature. How ever you view them fell free to expain in as much detail as you would like.

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  • at 10:45 PM on Jul. 3, 2008
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Mothe... Motherdragon's answers
  • 1. Cloning Organs

    Advancing the species

  • 2. Cloning Plants

    Advancing the species

  • 3. Cloning Animals

    Advancing the species, this can provide more food the the growing population of humans. As long as they are treated humanly.

  • 4. Cloning Humans

    I would say advancing the species, but the world is so over-populated already. I feel it would be compromising the species by multipling us any futher than we are already doing naturally.

  • 5. Blood Transfusions

    Advancing the species

  • 6. Life support

    Advancing the species

  • 7. Fertility treatments

    I would say advancing the species, but the world is so over-populated already. I feel it would be compromising the species by multipling us any futher than we are already doing naturally.

  • 8. Men carrying a child in artificial uttero

    Messing with nature

  • 9. Men Breastfeeding without the use of hormone treatments

    Neither: If no interventions are needed then it is just nature as is

  • 10. Men Breastfeeding with the use of hormone treatments

    Advancing the species

  • 11. Birth mother's using formula, for none medical reasons.

    Messing with nature

  • 12. Women breastfeeding with the use of hormone treatments.

    Advancing the species

  • 13. Cesarean Sections due to convenence: patient preferance, repeat, long labor

    Messing with nature

  • 14. Cesarean Section due to safety: Maternal demise, Fetal Demise, Trasverse presentaion, complete breach presentation

    Advancing the species

  • 15. Artificial labor inductions: Pitocin, Cyotec, Prepidil, Cervidil

    Messing with nature

  • 16. Visualizing the internal body: X-rays, Ultrasounds

    Advancing the species

  • 17. Cross polenation

    Advancing the species

  • 18. Cross breading

    Advancing the species

  • 19. Feel free to list anything I forgot

    Obviously, I can't think of anything else.

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    Mothe...
    • 3. Cloning Animals

      Advancing the species, this can provide more food the the growing population of humans. As long as they are treated humanly.

    • 9. Men Breastfeeding without the use of hormone treatments

      Neither: If no interventions are needed then it is just nature as is

    • 14. Cesarean Section due to safety: Maternal demise, Fetal Demise, Trasverse presentaion, complete breach presentation

      Advancing the species

  • mommy2Kail...
    Submitted by at 12:11 AM on July 4, 2008

    Aren't those 50% of so called pure breads known to be less healthy. I really need to research this. It's very interesting, and I really should be more aware. I had no clue about the produce, but have heard bits and pieces of information about dogs.

  • Motherdrag...
    Submitted by at 1:17 AM on July 4, 2008

    Actually it is quite the opposite. Pure breads are frequently inbread because many of them come into the states in such short supply. One top of that pure breads frequently have spicific health problems due to their size, shape, hair densisity etc...Pugs(sinus problems) mastifs, and great danes(hip problems) Chows (skin problems) By cross breading you can cause these problems to be far less prominate. Some "Pure bread" dogs of today that are actually the result of cross breading are: Miniature Bulldog (bulldog/pug), Scoland terrier (Scottish Terrier/Westie mix), and a Blue Spaniel (Australian Catle Dog/Cocker Spaniel mix), just to name a few.

  • Gabzy
    Submitted by at 6:42 AM on July 4, 2008

    Cross breeds are healthier than pure breeds, as motherdragon already said. There are only a few breeds that are pure and still quite healthy, like Basenji, just to name one.

  • Gabzy
    Submitted by at 7:31 AM on July 4, 2008

    Oh and I really liked this survey! Had to ask these questions from my husband as well, to see what his thoughts were =)

  • Naya927
    Submitted by at 10:25 AM on July 4, 2008

    Excellent survey, I really enjoyed it.

  • christy778...
    Submitted by at 12:53 PM on July 4, 2008

    I loved this survey,made me rethink some things,Very important questions.Kool!!!

  • Motherdrag...
    Submitted by at 2:16 PM on July 4, 2008

    Just an FYI, for those that are interested. Everything mentioned on this survey has been done and/or is in the process of being done except for two things. If you know or would like to guess what those things are fell free to reply below. The answer will be located in a journal posts shortly.

  • Motherdrag...
    Submitted by at 4:57 PM on July 4, 2008

    The topics that have not been attempted are now available under my journal post!

  • mommy2Kail...
    Submitted by at 11:41 PM on July 4, 2008

    I'm going to guess.......Men breastfeeding with the use of hormone treatments,and men carrying a child in artificial utero. Now I'm off to your journal post to find out LOL

  • amileegirl
    Submitted by at 1:44 AM on July 5, 2008

    Some things are messing with nature to a detriment or unforseen negative consequences, some are just messing with nature for no reason other than to mess with it, some are messing with nature but with a positive benefit to advancing the species. A balance is so very important when going against the natural order. Cloning organs is good, encouraging twinning good, but cloning a person for the sake of harvesting their organs would be bad.

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