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Here's a little follow-up on discussions here of color vision deficiency since I brought up the fact that I am a "sufferer" myself. A Cure for Colorblindness? (by way of Ant and Slashdot) discusses a breakthrough that involves corrective lenses. This red/green enhancement comes at the expense of yellow/blue perception, so it's not without its issues (apparently it renders yellow traffic lights invisible), but it's an interesting bit of progress in an area where I never expected any. If nothing practical comes of this, I'd still be interested in experiencing this effect to see how the other half (or other 90%, technically) lives.
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Re: Scientists 3D-print embryonic stem cells, pave the way for lab-made organ transplants. |
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I have a kidney from my dad which is perhaps going to last 5 years, maybe 10, maybe as much as 15 more years.
You can make it last longer by drinking as much alcohol as you possibly can to "toughen it up". |
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