Originally published at: Scientists have found a potential new method for 3D printing bones directly inside of human bodies | Boing Boing
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I can foresee this running afoul with the porn industry. Mark my words…
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So, I should have waited on my hip replacement?
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I am picturing Harry Potter in Hospital after whats his name magic’d away his radius and ulna
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That would be so fantastic. Closer and closer to Star Trek technology. Unfortunately, it has a long way to go to become clinically relevant. Encouraging, though.
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this is the wolvie i remember: surgically altered to give him claws.
so when did his claws become bones? or was that just a fox movie hollywood thing?
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IIRC the comics established that Logan’s bone claws were a natural mutation during the story arc when Magneto stripped the Adamantium from his living skeleton.
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that makes sense. they didn’t want to leave him weaponless so they rewrote his history. oh marvel.
( i havent read the latest stuff, but apparently they made all the mutants immortal? which makes sense because nobody ever stayed dead anyway. lol. )
You wouldn’t download a bone, would you?
Lockhart obliviated you, that’s why you can’t remember his name.
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It will take more than an adamantium skeleton to wind up built like a brick shithouse. I’ve never actually seen a brick shithouse in the wild, so ymmv.
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No.
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Why would Wolverine want to maintain sepsis?
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Because the raging inflammatory cytokine storm gives him an excuse for being such a moody man-child.
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That’s what happens when they skimp on the mu-metal shielding.
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