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    The New York Times‏Verified account @nytimes May 28

    Even if the technology can bring back the northern white rhinoceros, should we do it?https://nyti.ms/2ILTlc3 

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      1. Whats Up Mimi‏ @WhatsupMimi May 28
        Replying to @nytimes

        At the same time, technology should eradicate the poachers

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      2. The Blue Knight‏ @DoctorKOH May 28
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        How many thousands of species go extinct every day? There is a natural order to things, and maybe we should stop tampering with it!

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      3. Ya Boi Michael  🐝 🇮🇪‏ @MichaelDobbin2 May 28
        Replying to @DoctorKOH @nytimes

        A human hunting an animal to decorate a wall with its head or to grind its horn into powder to be used in fake medicine is not part of the natural order

        2 replies 0 retweets 4 likes
      4. The Blue Knight‏ @DoctorKOH May 28
        Replying to @MichaelDobbin2 @nytimes

        When did I say it was? The article is about using technology to bring it back, and the answer is no.

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      5. Ya Boi Michael  🐝 🇮🇪‏ @MichaelDobbin2 May 28
        Replying to @DoctorKOH @nytimes

        But this animal going extinct is not part of the natural order, therefore if we have the power to reverse it then we should, its our responsibility if we don't want to continue on this path as a species that destroys everything it touches

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      2. John E McSlonsen 🇨🇦‏ @J_McSlonsen May 28
        Replying to @nytimes

        Yes. They are going extinct because of poachers, not because of natural evolutionary causes.

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      2. clayton c barbosa jr‏ @claytoncbj May 28
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        should we have laws to arrest the hunters?

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      2. clayton c barbosa jr‏ @claytoncbj May 28
        Replying to @nytimes

        Yes. Yes. Yes.

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      2. Colleen Callan‏ @NewYorkScribe May 28
        Replying to @nytimes

        Of course we should is that a serious question?

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      1. Marie Crandall, MD‏ @vegansurgeon May 28
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        Yes. And the dodo, and wooly mammoth, and countless other species exterminated by humans.

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      2. Mark Dahlstrom‏ @MarkDahlstrom4 May 28
        Replying to @nytimes

        Extinction has its purpose, we'd be in trouble if dinosaurs still walked among us

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      3. Cyn_PW‏ @cynformation May 28
        Replying to @MarkDahlstrom4 @nytimes

        I’m not sure how I feel about using science to bring the rhino back but it’s a very different situation than the dinosaurs. Dinosaurs became extinct because of natural weather patterns and events, humans caused the extinction of the white Rhino 😢

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      4. Mark Dahlstrom‏ @MarkDahlstrom4 May 28
        Replying to @cynformation @nytimes

        The only reason weather and natural events took out the dinosaur is man wasn't there to do it. I'm saddened that rhino's are becoming extinct but science should allow events instead of trying to fix science isn't God

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      5. Cyn_PW‏ @cynformation May 29
        Replying to @MarkDahlstrom4 @nytimes

        So you’re saying that it’s man’s job to take out species? Just clarifying because you said if man was around we would’ve taken out the dinosaurs? And then said science isn’t God? Why then is it okay when man takes out the species god created???

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      6. Mark Dahlstrom‏ @MarkDahlstrom4 May 29
        Replying to @cynformation @nytimes

        Because god gave man dominion over them

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      7. Cyn_PW‏ @cynformation May 29
        Replying to @MarkDahlstrom4 @nytimes

        But by that logic science is a tool of man so why are we not free to use our gift from God?

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