So, I want to comment on something about this topic. Some people have questioned the scientific purpose of cloning dinosaurs. "Why should we do this? What is there to gain?"
Personally, I'm of the opinion that ALL scientific progress has merit, even if it isn't immediately apparent what it is.
Think about it for a second. At first glance, the space program doesn't seem like it has alot of practical applications. And it most certainly didn't seem that way when it first began. But the space program has given us loads and loads of incredibly useful inventions.
Case in point: Were it not for the space program, you would not be reading the words I am writing right now. Without the space program, we wouldn't have man-made satelites. And without those, no instant information age. Was the internet the original intent of the space program? Of course not. But the progress achieved THROUGH it gave us tons of wonderful, wonderful things.
So, even if it isn't apparent now, technological advances brought about by the research of dinosaurs could be monumental.
Just thought I'd throw that out there.
Personally, I'm of the opinion that ALL scientific progress has merit, even if it isn't immediately apparent what it is.
Think about it for a second. At first glance, the space program doesn't seem like it has alot of practical applications. And it most certainly didn't seem that way when it first began. But the space program has given us loads and loads of incredibly useful inventions.
Case in point: Were it not for the space program, you would not be reading the words I am writing right now. Without the space program, we wouldn't have man-made satelites. And without those, no instant information age. Was the internet the original intent of the space program? Of course not. But the progress achieved THROUGH it gave us tons of wonderful, wonderful things.
So, even if it isn't apparent now, technological advances brought about by the research of dinosaurs could be monumental.
Just thought I'd throw that out there.