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Reviving animals from the dead?

Dead is always better. I would not revive my animal.

Imagine one day, you're already dead, and they decide to test this on humans and you suddenly wake up with tubes sticking out of your throat leading to some false heart that's pumping like mad. You've got tons of scientists looking through a window with their checkboards in hand, making absurd comments; "Is he alive?"

Then you'll be put through insane amounts of tests, prodded at for what seems like eternity.

No thanks.
 
I went to the seminar he held at the university of maryland school of medicine, its truly amazing. However, they didnt just revive the animals, they actually simulated injuries common in war (because in the end this is funded by the U.S Military, and they would like to save more soldiers) so they would create ruptured spleens and such and revive them, and fix them up and let the dogs live. They are hardly "zombie" dogs. He showed us videos of the dogs 1-2-3 days then up to 1 year post-revival and they were fine.

This is the same lab (started by Safar) who created CPR.
 
Originally posted by: Pepsei
Originally posted by: DaveSimmons
"Is he dead?"

"Not any more."

Herbert West is . . . the Re-Animator

i rememer that movie... don't know why it was 'unrated'
The dead scientist performing oral sex on Barbara Crampton using his decapitated head might have had something to do with it.

Best visual pun ever.
 
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