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Hey, the tree, are you only contributing to "Biology Debate Throwdown" because you have nowhere to debate?

But what if the donor wasn't dead? Would they have to give their organ up for donation?

Oh ok

Finally! ParanoiA, why do you agree with me?

Steven Hawking ROCKS!

sorry guys, double posting, my fault.

I know that!

I guess, I don't know Another debatable question: Is cloning ethically right?

No, I didn't

Yes, I do have a source for that information, the Pittsburgh Post Gazette. The Post Gazette actually took the information from some national organ transplantion foundation. Yeah, what if the organ they were given was transplanted previously into someone else, but that person's body rejected it, would the organ be able to be retransplanted?

My friend Elizabeth, has a transplanted kidney. Her body almost rejected it.

Oh sorry

No, Bob000555, I didn't, I was confused, later found that IC was actually Cl

What if doctors can't use the organs because they can't find a recipient with your blood type? Do the doctors just let the organs rot?

Oh, OK

Yeah, Hawking's a fighter.

Yeah, considering that half the population is living with an organ that their bodies could reject at any point.

You mentioned "Cl"-what is "Cl"

I know that! Einstein ROCKS!!

Fine, do you believe that the transplantation method is unethical?

No, I thought IC stood for isotope concentrate.

Here, you guys can debate over this: Is transplantion(of organs) really ethical?

The most known Einstein equation is E=mc2

Yes, for your information I do know what it is, I am smart.

Oh, so anything below or above the motor cortex wouldn't cause pralysis