Remember that scene in Razor where the cylons were doing "research" on human tissue and dna? With that in mind, check THIS out...
http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/2008/elasticmind/#/70/
In case you can't quite read what the text in the second of two pictures says, here it is...
"In a world where the value of life decreases daily, where boundries between real and artificial are increasingly blurred, where children are far removed from what life is and what sustains life, comes the toy that will truly confuse them and rob them of any remaining sense of what is natural.
Epidermits are fully functioning organisms, resulting from advanced tissue engineering and the latest fuel cell and electronics technology. They don't feel pain - or think - but follow a complex set of algorithms. They require minimal maintainance, can be stored in a state of forced hibernation in a standard refrigerator, and are customizable with different body, skin and hair selections and through tanning, tattooing, and piercing."
That is just SO wrong.
http://www.moma.org/exhibitions/2008/elasticmind/#/70/
In case you can't quite read what the text in the second of two pictures says, here it is...
"In a world where the value of life decreases daily, where boundries between real and artificial are increasingly blurred, where children are far removed from what life is and what sustains life, comes the toy that will truly confuse them and rob them of any remaining sense of what is natural.
Epidermits are fully functioning organisms, resulting from advanced tissue engineering and the latest fuel cell and electronics technology. They don't feel pain - or think - but follow a complex set of algorithms. They require minimal maintainance, can be stored in a state of forced hibernation in a standard refrigerator, and are customizable with different body, skin and hair selections and through tanning, tattooing, and piercing."
That is just SO wrong.
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