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Holy shite! I have an unfinished sci-fi short story for which this is a plot point.
The Vatican's Pontifical Academy for Life released an 88-page document on Tuesday, providing ethical guidelines for xenotransplantation — the transplanting of organs or tissues from one species to another.
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@chillicampari I don't work with my hands a lot, but when you said you've tried polish, did you mean the regular stuff you can buy in a drugstore or the gel kind that has to be hardened with a UV light?
Is there a free and open alternative to LucidChart? Is their marketing campaign as awesome as diagramming different kinds of dogs? Please let me know.
@evan What's the effect on a high-volume server versus a lower-volume server when the ethos of "trust, then verify" is used to implement a solution?
@evan (Could you please let me know when you’re done explaining? I don’t want to jump in with clarifying Qs till you’re done.)
@evan I should think that the server should verify first even if the user is not active online.
@evan As a newbie to the tech end of decentralized spaces, I’m curious as to why you don’t think it should be “verify, then trust” or other alternatives that don’t allow bad actors to get at people who are not tech-savvy.
