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HI! David:
    Your point is well taken.
    I have made the language as simple a I can without giving them a lecture
on every scientific term one needs to use when talking about this subject.
I know some words like "hapliod, diploid, transdifferentiation, blastocyst,
oocyte, telomere erosion, epigenetic etc.," are not in common man's
vocabulary.  if I start explaining every word in detail, the artice will be
too long.  Already it was solong I had to split into two parts for emailing
it.  I appreciate your comments though.
    This is the trouble when people do not know what is going on, have the
power to make decisions on the subject they cannot fully appreciate.  And
they would not like to believe the experts' opinion, such as that of  40
Nobel Laureates!
    Raj
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----- Original Message -----
From: "David Moreland" <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Friday, March 28, 2003 12:51 AM
Subject: Re: Stem Cells and Cloning - Part I of II.


> Hi Raj, I don't know who this is aimed at. If it is aimed to members of a
> legislative body> I think it is over optimistic to think that legislators
> will understand what you are saying.These people are not from academia ,
> they need  things written at a 6th grade level. I think the piece is well
> put together and explains the problem well but i think it will go ovewr
the
> heads of legislators and people like George W

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