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--------------------------------------------------------- ARS ELECTRONICA FESTIVAL 99 LIFESCIENCE Linz, Austria, September 04 - 09 http://www.aec.at/lifescience --------------------------------------------------------- On Wednesday, September 1, 1999 at 4:34:22 pm MEZ, speer@interport.net (speer) wrote: >The below would render the gender issue mute.. i can't imagine that a male >head couldn't be transplanted onto a female and vice versa.. women could be >transplanted onto a mans "husk" to impregnate a special female friend,, men >could be transplanted to a womans to carry a baby to term,, if they are >adverse to artificial wombs.. Well, perhaps you have heard about shortage of vital human organs for transplantations. Actually, the research on xenotransplants (another highly controversial life science issue) is trying to find replacement in animal organs. So, where do you see the source of healthy, young, preferably twentysomethink bodies for transplantations you suggest? Perhaps you will grab pigs, which seems to be the best candidates for xenotrasplants? Perhaps it will even be symbolically quite appropriate choice. Luba Lacinova e-dress lacinova@ipt.med.tu-muenchen.de --------------------------------------------------------------------------- You are subscribed to the English language version of LIFESCIENCE To unsubscribe the English language version send mail to lifescience-en-request@aec.at (message text 'unsubscribe') Send contributions to lifescience@aec.at --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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