753C
Active Member
Perhaps, though FWIW, the professor in genetics seems to think it's closer to 1. The hypothetical is still interesting, though; would it be ethical to resurrect a living, breathing, thinking, reasoning extinct human species as an experiment?
I don't know if the act itself would necessarily be unethical. I think you would have to ask why on earth would we do that? What would we be trying to achieve? In the article, that guy seemed to be pretty vague about how this might benefit society, or at least his answers seemed extremely speculative at best.
I mean, they might someday help us escape our dying planet?? Really?