Organs are hard to find. If you need an organ transplant, you need a donor. And to have a donor, you need a fresh dead body with same blood type and same complex other factors. And this is hard to find, and people can wait month to get a transplant. This is where pigs come into play. Pigs and humans are not very diffรฉrents, and we have the technology to create pigs with human organs. Let the pig mature, you have a fresh human organ ready to transplant. This is why Japan is allowing these kind of fลtus to be made, it's the first step for unlimited replacement organs. Not for catgirls or stuff. MIT review An other source Wikipedia ling about Xenotransplantation Edit :
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Hey,
I just recently finished a fantastic video game called Ghost Of Tsushima. It has a focus on the first mongol invasion of Japan, specifically their invasion of Tsushima. Since playing the game I've become completely captivated by the time period of Feudal Japan, i've watched a bunch of classic Akira Kurosawa films but now I'm looking to learn a bit more about this actual history since the games and movies are fictional. So I guess what I'm asking, does anyone know of or have any sources available that are essentially the "for dummies" version for these time periods. I know it's pretty broad, but anything will help with my overall curiosity. I'm currently looking on wikipedia trying to follow links to other sources.
Also, if anyone else has played ghost of tsushima and is well educated in this time period, how accurate is the game in its depiction of the time period?
Thanks.
Anyone else notice a recent uprise in Japan renaming and claiming other culture's cuisine, specifically Korean?
Cases in point:
โข McDonalds Japan recently released a new menu with "international" burgers representing countries. They claimed Kalbi burger as Japanese (written in hiragana too not katakana which is used to describe foreign terms).
https://www.moshimoshi-nippon.jp/331988/amp
โข They tried to claim kimchi, "kimuchi" (Japanese pronunciation), as an official Atlanta Olympic food
http://mandalaprojects.com/giant-project/kimchi.htm#:~:text=The%20kimchi%20dispute%20broke%20out,of%20"imitated"%20kimchi%20export.
And the list goes on and on: kimchi fried rice (yes, for real), ๋๋ฉด, ๋ญ๊ฐ๋น, etc. There's a myriad of search results when just typing these keywords and Japanese claim.
I just made some comments in r/Chicago in a thread asking locals recommendations on restaurants based on their ethnic background.
A Japanese poster claims Chicago Kalbi (notice the word Kalbi in th
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In only three months and ten days have AC:NH become the second best selling game in Japan, the only game that have sold more is the original Pokemon Red/Green/Blue. This information comes from two of Nintendo's financial reports.
The last which ended at march 31, only accounting for 11 days of sales. AC:NH sold 3.84 million copies in Japan during this period https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/pdf/2020/200507_3e.pdf
And the recent one which started at 1 April and ended at June 30, accounting for three months of sales. AC:NH sold 3.31 million copies in Japan during this period https://www.nintendo.co.jp/ir/pdf/2020/200806_2e.pdf
