Damn, immortality is now achievable....

[Xtrema]

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,10117,15739502-13762,00.html

[pitwipe]

Cool, zombie dogs... next - zombie humans!

[Phy]

Oh, for Pete's sake... didn't these guys see Resident Evil?

[shakalaka]

^^hahah word!
Even though dying never would be a wicked thing, I dont think these scientists should fuck around with laws of world. It just doesnt sound right.

[SiG Baby]

ewwwww imagine comming back to life after being dead for 3 hours:eek:

[Foz]

Cool! Just in time for the new movie.

[Kirbs17]

Thats actually pretty interesting... I wonder how it will go through on humans

[finboy]

sweet, 1 step closer to my plan of being alive for 400 years, they have suspended animation, revival, and cloning, now they just need to work on brain transplant or memory transfer and i'm set :)

[illeagle]

would anyone here let them scientists try this on their body's once you've "passed on"?:dunno:

I for one, woulden't..

[jumperman8]

crazy, i dont see it every happening though, kind of like cloning humans, sure im sure it has happend, but not on a national level

[Majestic12]

Nice... Demolition Man time!

[Hakkola]

Originally posted by finboy
now they just need to work on brain transplant or memory transfer and i'm set :)

They already have, should be an article somewhere on beyond, I think I read about it in Wired Magazine.

[GQBalla]

whoa kinda wierd...but these dogs arent zombies are they???

[Zephyr]

sounds fake... like those "zombies" found in some asian country...

but then if its on the internet it must be true!

[SwitchBlade]

I remember some russian scientests doing a similiar test with dogs. I saw it on the discovery channel a few years ago. They provided oxygen to the dogs brain and organs.

[Chiggles]

:eek: :eek: Well, looks like it's finally time for me to start saving up money for ammunitions and survival equipment and begin that Armageddon Fund I've always been thinking about. Brace yourselves, everyone and good luck! The next 2 or 3 decades are gonna get interesting in an ugly way really fast, especially when you toss in the fact that we can clone people now too. :guns: :guns: Either we're gonna end up fighting for our lives, or global warming is gonna cause weather trends that's gonna tear this planet apart and make it barely hospitable. :cry:

[Impreza]

That was actually really interesting. Saving gunshot victims, etc...

[/////AMG]

Originally posted by illeagle
would anyone here let them scientists try this on their body's once you've "passed on"?:dunno:

I for one, woulden't..

I would, infact I'm going to start saving starting tom.

[69cougar]

I don't get it. I thought without oxygen you go brain dead which in not reversable??

:dunno: :dunno:

[abyss]

Originally posted by 69cougar
I don't get it. I thought without oxygen you go brain dead which in not reversable??

:dunno: :dunno:

That's only if the tissue starts to die, with them injecting the cold fluid, it would suspend that process. Like freezing tissue, only from the inside. The potential of being able to save gunshot victims and the like would go way down, because you would need to inject the solution almost immediately. I'd be interested to see (as cruel as it would be to find out) what the window of time they can go before reanimation is impossible.

[Phy]

Normally. But in certain exceptional cases, where the body has been chilled to very low temperatures, people have been resuscitated after many minutes of no oxygen - especially children. This process looks to be trying to replicate those conditions in a controlled manner.

[89coupe]

LOL...if this happens with humans, religious groups will be up in arms...hahaha.

[accordboi_02]

What about people purposely doing this to solve the ultimate mystery?
There was an old movie about this type of thing where they killed themselves and were brought back to see what happened... Flatliners or something.

[mo_virgin]

Correct me if im missing something, but this isn't immortality, its just another form of resuscitation... people are gonna still get older and die of old age once the body breaks down.

[Nissanaddict]

yeah, but if the body's rusty, you can still transplant the motor. :P haha. Creepy nonetheless.

[DarkDream]

Thats scary idea to be messing around with....

[TKRIS]

Apparently, these "scientists" haven't been to the mall or the zoo on a Saturday afternoon. There are way too damned many people on this planet as it is (and entirely too many of those are bratty little cretins).

In short STOP MAKING TRAFFIC WORSE.