"It's Alive!" "It's Alive!"Does this have something to do with that song “Ironic” ?
Uh, Abby something ...
Maybe the dogs’ lack of movement was due to them being tuckered after a long bout of barking at one another and attempting to hump the mad scientist’s leg.
So they’re resting up, and the MS thinks he’s suffocating them, but they—dog tired—just pretend to die. After a short nap the MS “revivifies” them and puts them on a teeter totter.
What ‘zombie’ canine is going to put up with that? An Irish Setter, maybe, or a Scottish terrier pining for the lochs and moors. But no American dog would accept such handling.
There are times when the legal system has to play catch up with the abilities of science and/or technology. For example, it is now common to hear of private citizens flying and operating drones. The laws need to be updated to include this ability. There is a possibility that a child can be conceived with genetic material from multiple people. This door opening sounds like a lawyers’ dream come true. Most laws governing such actions have not yet been ‘conceived’ or written.
Amateur Hour — The California Cyanide Company refused to participate wittingly. Sound familiar?
Herbert West
Speaking of fake science....
There e been numerous efforts to revive executed felons in just in Illinois alone. One of the early efforts include the 26 November 1826 hanging of Nathaniel Van Noy, who sold his corpse to a doctor who wanted try and revive the corpse. Sheriff Taylor refused to cut down the corpse from the hanging for five hours to keep Dr. Philleo from reviving the corpse.