            II. Process Proves Surprisingly Straightforward
III. Researchers Work to Create Stem Cell "Zoo"     A paper on
the work was published  , and Woolly Mammoth.  Comments    
Threshold   RE: A waste of good stem cells... By Copaseticbob on
9/5/2011 6:29:48 PM , Rating: 2 I guess you could argue that,
but I think it would be more applicable 80,000 years ago vs.
modern human society. I think the big difference in the
scenarios is time; In the more natural extinctions (with
exception of powerful natural disasters, which take a while to
balance out) take a little longer, where currently we are
killing off animals at a rate that nature cant compensate in a
balanced way. A good example is bees. Do you know eff'd the
world would be without bees? Now, these animals may not be quite
the cornerstone creature that bees are, but are part of a system
that we shouldn't have messed with to begin with.  Agreed on
your last point though, even if they die, and we die, over many
thousands and millions of years, ever