[who_would_fardels_bear]

This is where we get transporters: have some sort of 3D printer that can print us out at a new location while simultaneously destroying us at the original location.

Whoopee!

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

But how good is it with pianos?

[TChad]

What fun.

[wbarmy]

If I understand this correctly, it was done with adult stem cells, not fetal stem cells. So no babies had to die for our new lung.

[SoFloFreeper]

probably they got it to work by just randomly throwing amino acids in a bowl until the magic happened. ;-)

[Candor7]

Please print me a new bippee, as a former female transgender it is my RIGHT to have a new one! Give me back my D__K!

:-)

[InterceptPoint]

I’m thinking maybe a third arm would be nice. That way I could type in my normal way and still keep my hand on the mouse hovering over the Preview or Post Buttons on FR. A big time saver.

Plus I could certainly be at least competitive in the World Juggling Federation competitions.

Just thinking out loud. There are probably other good uses that will occur to some. ;)

[BykrBayb]

If this means I can get a new lung to replace the one that was taken out in ‘07, without killing anyone, sign me up. Otherwise, I’ll just keep waiting.

[I want the USA back]

As for “printing” an integrated, living, functioning organ, you can file that under science fiction.

And there will never be transporters that move a living creature from one place to another.
I like Star Trek too, but I understand how things work.