A whole new group against whom we can discriminate. Bring'em on, I say!

As this uncomfortable reality of the past becomes a future prospect—transitional creatures between human and nonhuman —the "human dignity" framework starts to look a bit shaky.

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I am withholding judgement until I hear Fnord's take on breeding neanderthals

Johnny_Rotten wrote:

I am withholding judgement until I hear Fnord's take on breeding neanderthals

It would be FNORD's new "nigga's".

Johnny_Rotten wrote:

I am withholding judgement until I hear Fnord's take on breeding neanderthals

It doesn’t matter what I think about it, when humans learn to do something they do it regardless of the consequences.  Neanderthal seems to have been adapted to live in extreme cold, so we could use them as slave labor in the Antarctic until it becomes a temperate zone.  Realistically, we may find out why our ancestors found it necessary to cause their extinction.

Taint wrote:

fnord wrote:

Realistically, we may find out why our ancestors found it necessary to cause their extinction.

I suspect they beat their drums too loudly at night and the neighbors were forced to take steps.

I suspect it was because Neanderthals were delicious.  Perhaps we shall find out.

tojo2000 wrote:

George Orr wrote:

Taint wrote:

I suspect they beat their drums too loudly at night and the neighbors were forced to take steps.

I suspect it was because Neanderthals were delicious.  Perhaps we shall find out.

Sort-of-long pig?

Long, hairy pig.