Human body farm
Why not use the human body to grow products for the medical industry? The designer Michael Burton envisions Future Farm where the body is used as a farm to cultivate clinical and pharmaceutical products with bio and nanotechnology.
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There may even come a moment that our connection with an industrially manufactured coke bottle may bericher and more mythical than our relation with a genetically analyzed and manipulated rabbit in the woods.
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