Tampa scientist’s synthetic human featured on ‘Shark Tank’

a reply to: neveroddoreven99

I suppose but that would void the warranty.

a reply to: neveroddoreven99

If you buy it first sure - but that will void the warranty.

a reply to: Syndaver

Wow, not sure that question deserved a response. Very neat product, forwarding to my sisters who are both doctors.

a reply to: warpig69

Its not the first time I have been asked.

a reply to: DJMSN

If the medical student route to riches fails, they could always try to flog their 'bodies' on the porn 'personal sex toy' market.

With a little tweaking here and there, i could see people who are into such things as lifelike sex dolls, being interested in one made to be more human like.

a reply to: Syndaver

oh lord. I suppose as long as they are paying doesnt matter what they are doing with it. Im looking forward to tonights episode, if for no other reason than to see some home grown talent from the Bay Area make it to a national TV spot representing entrepreneurial spirit!

Oh! They have a t-shirt you an buy!

Anyone interested in a SynDaver shirt?

a reply to: DYepes

My biggest fear is that this 'Synthetic' Human will become a real life Frankenstein.

originally posted by: TorinoFer
a reply to: DYepes
Dude
Underground US has illegal labs where they experiment on homeless and children.
What make you think they don't already have full blown awake humans for organ processing.
It is called runaway atheism.

No, that's what you call "runaway atheism". Subtle but important difference.

a reply to: JohnnyCanuck

I dunno. A lot of the quack scientists also known as "Mad scientists" who work on very controversial fringe experiments tend to be Godless themselves. I feel that would support the claim of them being athiests.